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Downloadable Historical Park Maps

This page provides online downloads of vintage Algonquin Park maps (sorted by year of release) that are deemed public domain (copyright free) under Section(s) 12 and 6.1 of the Canadian Copyright Act. These maps were originally posted on Mark Rubino's website markinthepark.com with the provision that they are freely available to everyone and that others are free to mirror them, to help reduce the load on the server hosting markinthepark.com.

Please note that these maps' particular image files have had their colour-casts returned closer to their original unfaded levels and have been reduced in pixel dimensions and file-size to facilitate quicker download.

Diana and Bob McElroy also host a repository of historic Algonquin Park maps on their website at mcelroy.ca/notes/historic_algonquin_maps.html. Their collection is more extensive and is basically a mirror of a collection formerly available elsewhere.


			This 1893 map is from the Department of Lands and Forests Report on Algonquin National Park. Original scanning paid for by Stephen Molson. Downloadable image file is 788 x 2087 pixels (788 kb).

			This is the 1900 Copp Clark Co. Algonquin Park Map. Scanning services paid for by Algonquin Outfitters. Downloadable image file is 3000 x 3834 pixels (2.3 mb).

			This is a 1908 Algonquin Park map by Dr. Bell. Map provided by Bruce Sutton, scanned by Mark Rubino and edited by Jeffrey McMurtrie. Downloadable image file is 3000 x 3686 pixels (2.6 mb).

			This is a 1911 Department of Lands, Forests and Mines Algonquin Park Map. Scanning paid for by Stephen Molson Downloadable image file is 4000 x 5434 pixels (3.36 mb).

			This is a 1914 Department of Lands, Forests and Mines Algonquin Park Map. Map provided and scanned by Mark Bagu. Downloadable image file is 4000 x 4230 pixels (3.15 mb).

			This is a 1919 Department of Lands, Forests and Mines Algonquin Park Map. Map provided and scanned by Diana McElroy, and edited by Jeffrey McMurtrie. Downloadable image file is 4000 x 4024 pixels (3.44 mb).

			These are the "front-and-back" of a 1922 Canadian National Railways(CNR) travel guide for Algonquin Park. The fold-out guide was on the reverse side of the map. The item was provided by Jeffrey McMurtrie and scanned by Mark Rubino. The map's downloadable image file is 3251 x 2500 pixels (2.07 mb). The guide's's downloadable image file is 12939 x 2484 pixels (7.44 mb).

			This is a 1925 Arthur Brown Algonquin Map. The map was originally scanned by Jeffrey McMurtrie. The downloadable image file is 2774 x 4000 pixels (1.95 mb).

			This is a 1934 Algonquin Park Map from the National Topographic Series. Scanning of the map was paid for by Stephen Molson The downloadable image file is 4000 x 3199 pixels (2.8 mb).

			This map is a 1946 Algonquin Park Area Map from the Chief Geographer's Office (Surveys and Engineering Division). The map was provided by Bruce Sutton. And it was scanned & edited by Mark Rubino. The downloadable image file is 3099 x 2137 pixels (1.97 mb).

			This is a 1958 Algonquin Park Area Map .. the Department of Lands and Forests Map 47a. The map was provided, scanned and edited by Jeffrey McMurtrie. The downloadable image file is 4000 x 3246 pixels (3.4 mb).

Updated January 1, 2023