Recherche dans la collection - A survey of the South Shore of Lake Erie commencing at the Narrows at Fort Erie, and ending at the entrance of Detroit River taken in 1789 by Hy. Ford, Naval Offr., Pk. McNiff, Asst. Survr. by order of His Excellency The Rt. Honble Lord Dorchester Governor & Commander in Chief etc. etc. [cartographic material]

Presque Isle Harbour, [10 1/4 x 23 3/4]; Fort Presque Isle, [10 1/2 x 6 1/4]; Entrance of Grand Rr, [10 1/4 x 8 1/2]; Entrance of Cayahoga Rr, [10 1/4 x 5 1/4]; Entrance of Rocky Rr. [10 x 5 1/2]; Sandusky Lake as far as the Narrows, [20 1/4 x 19 1/2].
TUBE 1139. See also: F/410/Erie/[1789-1790], F/410/Erie/[1775-1802]; Orig. in PRO, London, W.O. 78/304, MR 1099 (See Penfold, 2779).
Enclosed in Dorchesters (No.58) to Grenville dated Oct. 24, 1790, accompanying a Journal of the survey by Ford & McNiff. See: Q47, pt. 1 pp. 187 - 212.
1210 Rocky River; 1210 Cayahoga River; 1210 Grand River; 1240 Sandusky Bay; 1240 Presque Isle; 1250 Presque Isle.
Gives many notes regarding navigation of rivers on the south shore.
Reduced and Copied from the original Survey in the Drawing Room of the Engineer's Departmt. at Quebec by Wm. Hall, Draughtsman.
Examined, Gother Mann Capt. Commandg. Rl. Engrs.

Series Q 47, pt. 1., p. 187.

Scale 1 inch to 2 miles

The microfiche version is NMC53796 (3 Sect)