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Maps play a crucial role in studying the history of British Columbia, as they provide valuable information about the region's geography, topography, and natural resources. They can help historians and researchers understand how the land has changed over time, from the movements of glaciers to the development of cities and transportation networks. Maps can also reveal patterns of settlement and migration, and shed light on the interactions between different cultures and communities. By analyzing maps from different periods, historians can gain insights into the economic, political, and social forces that have shaped British Columbia's history, and develop a deeper understanding of the region's rich and diverse heritage.
These maps show the political development of Canada and British Columbia as the country has evolved.
These maps show the political development of Canada and British Columbia as the country has evolved.
This is a map of explorers - Please click on the map above for a new page with a large, detailed Map.
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