The Alaska Boundary
The Alaska Boundary
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W. Balch's papers of 1902 and 1903, and in Hon. John W.
Foster's paper, 1899.
1857: There is a Canadian map of 1857 referred to under the list of maps of that Dominion.
1859-76: British Admiralty chart No. 2683, of the Pacific Ocean; the scale is quite small, and the chart is referred to because of the dates. The lisi&re is clearly laid down around the Archi- pelago. It is in the official catalogue of the charts, plans and sailing directions of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, December... 31st, 1899. A copy is in the possession of Mr. Louis Weule, San Francisco.
1861: " Chart of Russian Possessions on the Coasts of the Eastern Sea, 1861." (Translation.) We have a photograph copy of the eastern half of the sheet extending from longitude 165 east to 125 west. It is on Mercator's projection, and the extent of latitude from 55 to 6o° equals two and five-eighths inches. On this chart Cape Muzon is named Kaigani, and the Dixon Entrance is Digitized by Google I56 THE ALASKA BOUNDARY.
Kaigani Strait* The boundary line leaves the head of Portland Canal and continues towards the northwest, passing thirty miles inside the head of Burrough Canal, Bradfield Canal and the mouth of the Stakheen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Balch's papers of 1902 and 1903, and in Hon. John W.
Foster's paper, 1899.
1857: There is a Canadian map of 1857 referred to under the list of maps of that Dominion.
1859-76: British Admiralty chart No. 2683, of the Pacific Ocean; the scale is quite small, and the chart is referred to because of the dates. The lisi&re is clearly laid down around the Archi- pelago. It is in the official catalogue of the charts, plans and sailing directions of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, December... 31st, 1899. A copy is in the possession of Mr. Louis Weule, San Francisco.
1861: " Chart of Russian Possessions on the Coasts of the Eastern Sea, 1861." (Translation.) We have a photograph copy of the eastern half of the sheet extending from longitude 165 east to 125 west. It is on Mercator's projection, and the extent of latitude from 55 to 6o° equals two and five-eighths inches. On this chart Cape Muzon is named Kaigani, and the Dixon Entrance is Digitized by Google I56 THE ALASKA BOUNDARY.
Kaigani Strait* The boundary line leaves the head of Portland Canal and continues towards the northwest, passing thirty miles inside the head of Burrough Canal, Bradfield Canal and the mouth of the Stakheen.
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