"Ambition leads me not only farther than any other man has been before me, but as far as I think it possible for man to go." James Cook
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| VIEW | David Thompson in Alberta 1785-1812 |
VIEW | David Thompson on the Columbia River 1807-1812 |
| VIEW | David Thompson in Central North America1785-1812 |
VIEW | David Thompson in the Eastern Townships 1834 |
| VIEW | The Travels of Charlotte Small Thompson 1799-1812 |
VIEW | Simon Fraser in British Columbia 1805-1808 |
| VIEW | Posts and Forts of the Canadian Fur Trade 1600-1870 |
VIEW | Peter Fidler in Western Canada 1789-1822 |
| VIEW | Unexpected Encounters in Western North America |
VIEW | Unexpected Encounters in California |
| VIEW | Birthplace Distribution of Canadian NHL PLayers |
VIEW | Birthplace Distribution of American MLB Players |
| VIEW | In Search of the Passage to China 1747-1811 |
VIEW | George Vancouver's Voyages of Discovery 1792-1794 |
Peter Fidler in Western Canada 1789-1822
Peter Fidler is undoubtly one of Canada's great surveyors. A student of Philip Turnor, Fidler eventually became the chief surveyor for the
Hudson's Bay Company. Second only to Thompson in distance traveled and area covered, Fidler explored most of western Canada between 1789
and his death in 1822.
This map is not yet complete; however I wanted to let those who were interested, know that a map was currently in the design phase and ready for the addition of routes when my
research on Fidler's movments are complete.
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