@misc{department_of_energy_mines_and_resources_national_1973,
	address = {Canada},
	edition = {4th},
	type = {Atlas},
	title = {National {Atlas} of {Canada}},
	url = {https://doi.org/10.4095/293982},
	abstract = {Call number referes to entire set of plates;
plate 57-58: number of days with precipitation, precipitation regions, climatic graphs by city
plate 59-60: Average monthly precipitation across Canada by months
plate 61-62: average precipitation average across Canada from October to March
plate 63-64: average daily maximum temperature across canada for December, January and February
plate 65-66: average daily maximum temperature for spring, March, April, May
plate 67-68: average daily max temperature for summer across Canada, June, July, August
plate 69-70: average daily max temperature for autumn across Canada, September, October, November
plate 71-72: Index of Explorers, listing explorer, expedition, nationality and employer. Historical dates and regions included.
plate 73-74: Exploration of Hudon Bay and the western interior 1610 to 1904. Exploration of eastern and central North American 1524 to 1912. Routes by explorer last name and year. Map focused on Canada with some north American routes displayed
plate 75: Exploration of the Pacific Coast, The Search for a Northwest Passage, The Search for Franklin. Ship passage routes displayed by successful and unsuccessful expeditions and displayed by explorer name, century and nationality.
plate 77-78: Exploration of the Arctic, 1587 to 1941, Exploratory Route Surveys 1758 to 1905. Routes displayed by explorer last name, years, and nationality.
plate 80: Posts of the Canadian fur trade, displayed by nationality and company
plate 81-82: Topographic map coverage of Canada 
plate 83-84: Territorial evolution of Canada from 1667-1873
plate 85-86: Territorial evolution of Canada from 1876-1949
plate 87-88: Northern Settlements, development of northern settlements displayed by time period of settlement, and facilities like trading post.plate 89-90: Beginnings of selected settlements by year in southern Canada
plate 91-92: Distribution of population, 1901 and 1921, British North America, Canada and Prince Edward Island, Canada and Newfoundland
plate 93-94: Repartition de la Population, 1941
plate 95-96: Population of Canada by territorial division
plate 97-98: Population of Canada by distribution in eastern Canada
plate 99-100: Distribution of population, 1961 northern Canada, urban and rural population
plate 101-102: Distribution of population, 1961 western Canada
plate 103-104: Population changes in Canada from 1931-1966
plate 105-106: Density of population, 1961 eastern Canada
plate 107-108: Population density, 1961, western Canada
plate 109-110: Religions, statistical rank and diversity of religions across Canada
plate 111-112: Age, Sex and Marital Status 1961, immigration and vital statistics
plate 113-114: Education, university, secondary, elementary, no schooling
plate 115-116: Unschooled population by age and sex in 1961, official languages
plate 117-118: mother tongues by province, territory, census
plate 119-120: Indian lands and languages, reserve land registry, 1968
plate 121-122: Indian and Eskimo population, 1961
plate 123-124: Economic geography introduction
plate 125-126: National Accounts per capita gross domestic product for leading countries, 1969
plate 127-128: International trade, Canadian balance of trade with leading trading partners
129-130: Personal income per capita 1966
131-132: National labour force 1961
133-134: Labour force, occupational structure from 1901-1961, female and male labour force
135-136:  Diversity of Agriculture and agricultural products by census division
137-138: Types of Farming by dominant products
plate 139-140: Precipitation, agriculture by selected characteristics
plate 141-142: Agriculture, potential agricultural areas
plate 143-144: Wheat, other cash grains, oats 1960-1961
plate 145-146: corn, mixed grains, barley, rye, seeded acres 1961
plate 147-148: pigs, poultry, eggs, dairy products value of farm sales 1960-1961
plate 149-150: hay and fodder value of farm sales 1960-1961 and seeded acres 1961; pasture acreage 1961; cattle value of farm sales 1960-1961
plate 151-152: horses, sheep and potatoes, roots, tobacco, sugar beets and other field crops value of farm sales 1960-1961; potatoes seeded acres 1961
plate 153-154: tobacco, sugar beets and soybeans seeded acres 1961; oilseeds value of farm sales 1960-1961
plate 155-156: flaxseed seeded acres 1961; fruit orchards acreage 1961; fruits, vegetables and horticultural products and wool, honey, beeswax, maple products, fur-bearing animals and micellaneous products value of farm sales 1960-1961
plate 157-158: forest products value of farm sales 1960-1961; other receipts 1960-1961; farm capital in lands and buildings 1961; farm capital in machinery, equipment, livestock and poultry 1961
plate 159-160: value of primary forest products 1926-1964; labour force in logging 1921-1961; depletion of forests 1943-1962; exports and imports of primary forest products 1961; consumption of forest products 1961; value and volume of forest products, 1961
plate 161-162: forest inventory: merchantable timber by species and by territory 1963; forested lands of Canada 1963; volume and type of standing wood; inventory of standing wood
plate 163-164: pulp and paper mills 1968; number of mills and daily capacities by products and locations; productive capacity for Canada and provinces by products 1968
plate 165-166: sawmills, 1966 with number of sawmills by production classes, 1966 and 1969
plate 167-168: fur farms 1967 and ranges of selected animals, with number and value of raw furs (1966-1967) and average price per pelt (1924-25 to 1966-67)
plate 169-170: Pacific fisheries: molluscs, crustaceans and ground fish and pelagic and estuarial fish average annual production 1959-1963; fisheries - selected characteristics
plate 171-172: Atlantic fisheries: molluscs and crustaceans, ground fish, and pelagic and estuarial fish average annual production 1959-1963
plate 173-174: Inland commerical fisheries with average annual landed value and territorial percentages of national value
plate 175-176: ranges of principal commercial freshwater fish by species 
plate 177-178: oil and gas fields pipelines and processing plants 1970; distribution and production of coal 1970 with supporting graphs
plate 179-180: oil and gas fields pipelines and processing plants 1970; major pipelines and recent discoveries with supporting graphs
plate 181-182: iron mines 1970 and primary iron and steel plants 1970 with supporting graphs
plate 183-184: non-ferrous metals, Eastern Canada, 1970 with supporting graphs 
plate 185-186: non-ferrous metals, Western Canada, 1970 with supporting graphs
plate 187-188: industrial minerals, Eastern Canada, 1970; cement plant locations 1970 with supporting graphs 
plate 189-190: industrial minerals, Western Canada, 1970 with supporting graphs 
plate 191-192: construction projects across Canada 1945-1965 with supporting graphs and information 
plate 193-194: labour force in manufacturing by place of residence, 1961 with supporting graphs and information 
plate 195-196: labour force in manufacturing in percentages by industry, 1961 with supporting graphs and information
plate 197-198: graphs and information about manufacturing in 1961, showing selected characteristics of manufacturing industries and location of establishments by economic region
plate 199-200: continuation of plate 197-198 
plate 201-202: continuation of plates 197-198 and 199-200, with map of the economic regions of Canada
plate 203-204: railways and canals of Eastern Canada 1971
plate 205-206: railways and canals of Western Canada 1971
plate 207-208: selected railway characteristics including extension of the railway network 1836-1971; transcontinental railway passenger routes, 1972; reduction of travel time; and supporting graphs
plate 209-210: ports and harbours across Canada, 1968
plate 211-212: seaborne exports and imports, 1964; shipping - Western Canada, 1964; with supporting graphs and information 
plate 213-214: shipping - Eastern Canada, 1964, with supporting graphs 
plate 215-216: value of exports and imports through customs ports, 1966 with supporting graphs 
plate 217-218: density of roads, Western Canada 
plate 219-220: density of roads, Eastern Canada; sources: density of roads; major highways, 1967
plate 221-222: grain elevators in operation 1972-73 with supporting information 
plate 223-224: selected air services, December 1967; places served by Canadian carriers 
plate 225-226: airports, aerodromes and time zones, 1967 
plate 227-228: communications, 1967 - Eastern Canada
plate 229-230: communications, 1967 - Western Canada 
plate 231-232: radio broadcasting, December 1967; television broadcasting, December 1967; with supporting information 
plate 233-234: electricity, Eastern Canada - generating stations, 1968
plate 235-236: electricity, Western Canada - generating stations, 1968
plate 237-238: retail trade labour force, 1961; retail trade sales, 1961; wholesale trade labour force, 1961; wholesale trade sales, 1961
plate 239-240: finance, insurance and real estate labour force; public administration and defence labour force; personal services labour force; community and business services labour force (all for 1961)
plate 241-242: information about, and analytical description of economic regions
plate 243-244: continuation of plate 241-242 - analytical description of economic regions 
plate 245-246: continuation of plates 241-242 and 243-244 - analytical description of economic regions
plate 247-248: continuation of plates 241-242, 243-244 and 245-246 - analytical description of economic regions
plate 249-250: characteristics of economic regions including related boundaries, market index 1961, and location of urban centres
plate 251-252: census divisions and subdivisions, 1961
plate 253-254: census divisions, 1961


Catalouger at UTSC has assigned it a call number of: G 1115 A 43 1970},
	language = {English, French},
	publisher = {Department of Energy, Mines and Resources},
	collaborator = {{Department of Energy, Mines and Resources}},
	year = {1973},
	keywords = {Canada},
}

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Historical dates and regions included. plate 73-74: Exploration of Hudon Bay and the western interior 1610 to 1904. Exploration of eastern and central North American 1524 to 1912. Routes by explorer last name and year. Map focused on Canada with some north American routes displayed plate 75: Exploration of the Pacific Coast, The Search for a Northwest Passage, The Search for Franklin. Ship passage routes displayed by successful and unsuccessful expeditions and displayed by explorer name, century and nationality. plate 77-78: Exploration of the Arctic, 1587 to 1941, Exploratory Route Surveys 1758 to 1905. Routes displayed by explorer last name, years, and nationality. plate 80: Posts of the Canadian fur trade, displayed by nationality and company plate 81-82: Topographic map coverage of Canada plate 83-84: Territorial evolution of Canada from 1667-1873 plate 85-86: Territorial evolution of Canada from 1876-1949 plate 87-88: Northern Settlements, development of northern settlements displayed by time period of settlement, and facilities like trading post.plate 89-90: Beginnings of selected settlements by year in southern Canada plate 91-92: Distribution of population, 1901 and 1921, British North America, Canada and Prince Edward Island, Canada and Newfoundland plate 93-94: Repartition de la Population, 1941 plate 95-96: Population of Canada by territorial division plate 97-98: Population of Canada by distribution in eastern Canada plate 99-100: Distribution of population, 1961 northern Canada, urban and rural population plate 101-102: Distribution of population, 1961 western Canada plate 103-104: Population changes in Canada from 1931-1966 plate 105-106: Density of population, 1961 eastern Canada plate 107-108: Population density, 1961, western Canada plate 109-110: Religions, statistical rank and diversity of religions across Canada plate 111-112: Age, Sex and Marital Status 1961, immigration and vital statistics plate 113-114: Education, university, secondary, elementary, no schooling plate 115-116: Unschooled population by age and sex in 1961, official languages plate 117-118: mother tongues by province, territory, census plate 119-120: Indian lands and languages, reserve land registry, 1968 plate 121-122: Indian and Eskimo population, 1961 plate 123-124: Economic geography introduction plate 125-126: National Accounts per capita gross domestic product for leading countries, 1969 plate 127-128: International trade, Canadian balance of trade with leading trading partners 129-130: Personal income per capita 1966 131-132: National labour force 1961 133-134: Labour force, occupational structure from 1901-1961, female and male labour force 135-136: Diversity of Agriculture and agricultural products by census division 137-138: Types of Farming by dominant products plate 139-140: Precipitation, agriculture by selected characteristics plate 141-142: Agriculture, potential agricultural areas plate 143-144: Wheat, other cash grains, oats 1960-1961 plate 145-146: corn, mixed grains, barley, rye, seeded acres 1961 plate 147-148: pigs, poultry, eggs, dairy products value of farm sales 1960-1961 plate 149-150: hay and fodder value of farm sales 1960-1961 and seeded acres 1961; pasture acreage 1961; cattle value of farm sales 1960-1961 plate 151-152: horses, sheep and potatoes, roots, tobacco, sugar beets and other field crops value of farm sales 1960-1961; potatoes seeded acres 1961 plate 153-154: tobacco, sugar beets and soybeans seeded acres 1961; oilseeds value of farm sales 1960-1961 plate 155-156: flaxseed seeded acres 1961; fruit orchards acreage 1961; fruits, vegetables and horticultural products and wool, honey, beeswax, maple products, fur-bearing animals and micellaneous products value of farm sales 1960-1961 plate 157-158: forest products value of farm sales 1960-1961; other receipts 1960-1961; farm capital in lands and buildings 1961; farm capital in machinery, equipment, livestock and poultry 1961 plate 159-160: value of primary forest products 1926-1964; labour force in logging 1921-1961; depletion of forests 1943-1962; exports and imports of primary forest products 1961; consumption of forest products 1961; value and volume of forest products, 1961 plate 161-162: forest inventory: merchantable timber by species and by territory 1963; forested lands of Canada 1963; volume and type of standing wood; inventory of standing wood plate 163-164: pulp and paper mills 1968; number of mills and daily capacities by products and locations; productive capacity for Canada and provinces by products 1968 plate 165-166: sawmills, 1966 with number of sawmills by production classes, 1966 and 1969 plate 167-168: fur farms 1967 and ranges of selected animals, with number and value of raw furs (1966-1967) and average price per pelt (1924-25 to 1966-67) plate 169-170: Pacific fisheries: molluscs, crustaceans and ground fish and pelagic and estuarial fish average annual production 1959-1963; fisheries - selected characteristics plate 171-172: Atlantic fisheries: molluscs and crustaceans, ground fish, and pelagic and estuarial fish average annual production 1959-1963 plate 173-174: Inland commerical fisheries with average annual landed value and territorial percentages of national value plate 175-176: ranges of principal commercial freshwater fish by species plate 177-178: oil and gas fields pipelines and processing plants 1970; distribution and production of coal 1970 with supporting graphs plate 179-180: oil and gas fields pipelines and processing plants 1970; major pipelines and recent discoveries with supporting graphs plate 181-182: iron mines 1970 and primary iron and steel plants 1970 with supporting graphs plate 183-184: non-ferrous metals, Eastern Canada, 1970 with supporting graphs plate 185-186: non-ferrous metals, Western Canada, 1970 with supporting graphs plate 187-188: industrial minerals, Eastern Canada, 1970; cement plant locations 1970 with supporting graphs plate 189-190: industrial minerals, Western Canada, 1970 with supporting graphs plate 191-192: construction projects across Canada 1945-1965 with supporting graphs and information plate 193-194: labour force in manufacturing by place of residence, 1961 with supporting graphs and information plate 195-196: labour force in manufacturing in percentages by industry, 1961 with supporting graphs and information plate 197-198: graphs and information about manufacturing in 1961, showing selected characteristics of manufacturing industries and location of establishments by economic region plate 199-200: continuation of plate 197-198 plate 201-202: continuation of plates 197-198 and 199-200, with map of the economic regions of Canada plate 203-204: railways and canals of Eastern Canada 1971 plate 205-206: railways and canals of Western Canada 1971 plate 207-208: selected railway characteristics including extension of the railway network 1836-1971; transcontinental railway passenger routes, 1972; reduction of travel time; and supporting graphs plate 209-210: ports and harbours across Canada, 1968 plate 211-212: seaborne exports and imports, 1964; shipping - Western Canada, 1964; with supporting graphs and information plate 213-214: shipping - Eastern Canada, 1964, with supporting graphs plate 215-216: value of exports and imports through customs ports, 1966 with supporting graphs plate 217-218: density of roads, Western Canada plate 219-220: density of roads, Eastern Canada; sources: density of roads; major highways, 1967 plate 221-222: grain elevators in operation 1972-73 with supporting information plate 223-224: selected air services, December 1967; places served by Canadian carriers plate 225-226: airports, aerodromes and time zones, 1967 plate 227-228: communications, 1967 - Eastern Canada plate 229-230: communications, 1967 - Western Canada plate 231-232: radio broadcasting, December 1967; television broadcasting, December 1967; with supporting information plate 233-234: electricity, Eastern Canada - generating stations, 1968 plate 235-236: electricity, Western Canada - generating stations, 1968 plate 237-238: retail trade labour force, 1961; retail trade sales, 1961; wholesale trade labour force, 1961; wholesale trade sales, 1961 plate 239-240: finance, insurance and real estate labour force; public administration and defence labour force; personal services labour force; community and business services labour force (all for 1961) plate 241-242: information about, and analytical description of economic regions plate 243-244: continuation of plate 241-242 - analytical description of economic regions plate 245-246: continuation of plates 241-242 and 243-244 - analytical description of economic regions plate 247-248: continuation of plates 241-242, 243-244 and 245-246 - analytical description of economic regions plate 249-250: characteristics of economic regions including related boundaries, market index 1961, and location of urban centres plate 251-252: census divisions and subdivisions, 1961 plate 253-254: census divisions, 1961 Catalouger at UTSC has assigned it a call number of: G 1115 A 43 1970","language":"English, French","publisher":"Department of Energy, Mines and Resources","collaborator":"Department of Energy, Mines and Resources","year":"1973","keywords":"Canada","bibtex":"@misc{department_of_energy_mines_and_resources_national_1973,\n\taddress = {Canada},\n\tedition = {4th},\n\ttype = {Atlas},\n\ttitle = {National {Atlas} of {Canada}},\n\turl = {https://doi.org/10.4095/293982},\n\tabstract = {Call number referes to entire set of plates;\nplate 57-58: number of days with precipitation, precipitation regions, climatic graphs by city\nplate 59-60: Average monthly precipitation across Canada by months\nplate 61-62: average precipitation average across Canada from October to March\nplate 63-64: average daily maximum temperature across canada for December, January and February\nplate 65-66: average daily maximum temperature for spring, March, April, May\nplate 67-68: average daily max temperature for summer across Canada, June, July, August\nplate 69-70: average daily max temperature for autumn across Canada, September, October, November\nplate 71-72: Index of Explorers, listing explorer, expedition, nationality and employer. Historical dates and regions included.\nplate 73-74: Exploration of Hudon Bay and the western interior 1610 to 1904. Exploration of eastern and central North American 1524 to 1912. Routes by explorer last name and year. Map focused on Canada with some north American routes displayed\nplate 75: Exploration of the Pacific Coast, The Search for a Northwest Passage, The Search for Franklin. Ship passage routes displayed by successful and unsuccessful expeditions and displayed by explorer name, century and nationality.\nplate 77-78: Exploration of the Arctic, 1587 to 1941, Exploratory Route Surveys 1758 to 1905. Routes displayed by explorer last name, years, and nationality.\nplate 80: Posts of the Canadian fur trade, displayed by nationality and company\nplate 81-82: Topographic map coverage of Canada \nplate 83-84: Territorial evolution of Canada from 1667-1873\nplate 85-86: Territorial evolution of Canada from 1876-1949\nplate 87-88: Northern Settlements, development of northern settlements displayed by time period of settlement, and facilities like trading post.plate 89-90: Beginnings of selected settlements by year in southern Canada\nplate 91-92: Distribution of population, 1901 and 1921, British North America, Canada and Prince Edward Island, Canada and Newfoundland\nplate 93-94: Repartition de la Population, 1941\nplate 95-96: Population of Canada by territorial division\nplate 97-98: Population of Canada by distribution in eastern Canada\nplate 99-100: Distribution of population, 1961 northern Canada, urban and rural population\nplate 101-102: Distribution of population, 1961 western Canada\nplate 103-104: Population changes in Canada from 1931-1966\nplate 105-106: Density of population, 1961 eastern Canada\nplate 107-108: Population density, 1961, western Canada\nplate 109-110: Religions, statistical rank and diversity of religions across Canada\nplate 111-112: Age, Sex and Marital Status 1961, immigration and vital statistics\nplate 113-114: Education, university, secondary, elementary, no schooling\nplate 115-116: Unschooled population by age and sex in 1961, official languages\nplate 117-118: mother tongues by province, territory, census\nplate 119-120: Indian lands and languages, reserve land registry, 1968\nplate 121-122: Indian and Eskimo population, 1961\nplate 123-124: Economic geography introduction\nplate 125-126: National Accounts per capita gross domestic product for leading countries, 1969\nplate 127-128: International trade, Canadian balance of trade with leading trading partners\n129-130: Personal income per capita 1966\n131-132: National labour force 1961\n133-134: Labour force, occupational structure from 1901-1961, female and male labour force\n135-136: Diversity of Agriculture and agricultural products by census division\n137-138: Types of Farming by dominant products\nplate 139-140: Precipitation, agriculture by selected characteristics\nplate 141-142: Agriculture, potential agricultural areas\nplate 143-144: Wheat, other cash grains, oats 1960-1961\nplate 145-146: corn, mixed grains, barley, rye, seeded acres 1961\nplate 147-148: pigs, poultry, eggs, dairy products value of farm sales 1960-1961\nplate 149-150: hay and fodder value of farm sales 1960-1961 and seeded acres 1961; pasture acreage 1961; cattle value of farm sales 1960-1961\nplate 151-152: horses, sheep and potatoes, roots, tobacco, sugar beets and other field crops value of farm sales 1960-1961; potatoes seeded acres 1961\nplate 153-154: tobacco, sugar beets and soybeans seeded acres 1961; oilseeds value of farm sales 1960-1961\nplate 155-156: flaxseed seeded acres 1961; fruit orchards acreage 1961; fruits, vegetables and horticultural products and wool, honey, beeswax, maple products, fur-bearing animals and micellaneous products value of farm sales 1960-1961\nplate 157-158: forest products value of farm sales 1960-1961; other receipts 1960-1961; farm capital in lands and buildings 1961; farm capital in machinery, equipment, livestock and poultry 1961\nplate 159-160: value of primary forest products 1926-1964; labour force in logging 1921-1961; depletion of forests 1943-1962; exports and imports of primary forest products 1961; consumption of forest products 1961; value and volume of forest products, 1961\nplate 161-162: forest inventory: merchantable timber by species and by territory 1963; forested lands of Canada 1963; volume and type of standing wood; inventory of standing wood\nplate 163-164: pulp and paper mills 1968; number of mills and daily capacities by products and locations; productive capacity for Canada and provinces by products 1968\nplate 165-166: sawmills, 1966 with number of sawmills by production classes, 1966 and 1969\nplate 167-168: fur farms 1967 and ranges of selected animals, with number and value of raw furs (1966-1967) and average price per pelt (1924-25 to 1966-67)\nplate 169-170: Pacific fisheries: molluscs, crustaceans and ground fish and pelagic and estuarial fish average annual production 1959-1963; fisheries - selected characteristics\nplate 171-172: Atlantic fisheries: molluscs and crustaceans, ground fish, and pelagic and estuarial fish average annual production 1959-1963\nplate 173-174: Inland commerical fisheries with average annual landed value and territorial percentages of national value\nplate 175-176: ranges of principal commercial freshwater fish by species \nplate 177-178: oil and gas fields pipelines and processing plants 1970; distribution and production of coal 1970 with supporting graphs\nplate 179-180: oil and gas fields pipelines and processing plants 1970; major pipelines and recent discoveries with supporting graphs\nplate 181-182: iron mines 1970 and primary iron and steel plants 1970 with supporting graphs\nplate 183-184: non-ferrous metals, Eastern Canada, 1970 with supporting graphs \nplate 185-186: non-ferrous metals, Western Canada, 1970 with supporting graphs\nplate 187-188: industrial minerals, Eastern Canada, 1970; cement plant locations 1970 with supporting graphs \nplate 189-190: industrial minerals, Western Canada, 1970 with supporting graphs \nplate 191-192: construction projects across Canada 1945-1965 with supporting graphs and information \nplate 193-194: labour force in manufacturing by place of residence, 1961 with supporting graphs and information \nplate 195-196: labour force in manufacturing in percentages by industry, 1961 with supporting graphs and information\nplate 197-198: graphs and information about manufacturing in 1961, showing selected characteristics of manufacturing industries and location of establishments by economic region\nplate 199-200: continuation of plate 197-198 \nplate 201-202: continuation of plates 197-198 and 199-200, with map of the economic regions of Canada\nplate 203-204: railways and canals of Eastern Canada 1971\nplate 205-206: railways and canals of Western Canada 1971\nplate 207-208: selected railway characteristics including extension of the railway network 1836-1971; transcontinental railway passenger routes, 1972; reduction of travel time; and supporting graphs\nplate 209-210: ports and harbours across Canada, 1968\nplate 211-212: seaborne exports and imports, 1964; shipping - Western Canada, 1964; with supporting graphs and information \nplate 213-214: shipping - Eastern Canada, 1964, with supporting graphs \nplate 215-216: value of exports and imports through customs ports, 1966 with supporting graphs \nplate 217-218: density of roads, Western Canada \nplate 219-220: density of roads, Eastern Canada; sources: density of roads; major highways, 1967\nplate 221-222: grain elevators in operation 1972-73 with supporting information \nplate 223-224: selected air services, December 1967; places served by Canadian carriers \nplate 225-226: airports, aerodromes and time zones, 1967 \nplate 227-228: communications, 1967 - Eastern Canada\nplate 229-230: communications, 1967 - Western Canada \nplate 231-232: radio broadcasting, December 1967; television broadcasting, December 1967; with supporting information \nplate 233-234: electricity, Eastern Canada - generating stations, 1968\nplate 235-236: electricity, Western Canada - generating stations, 1968\nplate 237-238: retail trade labour force, 1961; retail trade sales, 1961; wholesale trade labour force, 1961; wholesale trade sales, 1961\nplate 239-240: finance, insurance and real estate labour force; public administration and defence labour force; personal services labour force; community and business services labour force (all for 1961)\nplate 241-242: information about, and analytical description of economic regions\nplate 243-244: continuation of plate 241-242 - analytical description of economic regions \nplate 245-246: continuation of plates 241-242 and 243-244 - analytical description of economic regions\nplate 247-248: continuation of plates 241-242, 243-244 and 245-246 - analytical description of economic regions\nplate 249-250: characteristics of economic regions including related boundaries, market index 1961, and location of urban centres\nplate 251-252: census divisions and subdivisions, 1961\nplate 253-254: census divisions, 1961\n\n\nCatalouger at UTSC has assigned it a call number of: G 1115 A 43 1970},\n\tlanguage = {English, French},\n\tpublisher = {Department of Energy, Mines and Resources},\n\tcollaborator = {{Department of Energy, Mines and Resources}},\n\tyear = {1973},\n\tkeywords = {Canada},\n}\n\n\n\n","key":"department_of_energy_mines_and_resources_national_1973","id":"department_of_energy_mines_and_resources_national_1973","bibbaseid":"anonymous-nationalatlasofcanada-1973","role":"","urls":{"Paper":"https://doi.org/10.4095/293982"},"keyword":["Canada"],"metadata":{"authorlinks":{}},"downloads":0,"html":""},"bibtype":"misc","biburl":"https://bibbase.org/zotero/UTLMDL","dataSources":["iHrc82HHWvWKdhGZo"],"keywords":["canada"],"search_terms":["national","atlas","canada"],"title":"National Atlas of Canada","year":1973}