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Batoche battlefield sketch map, 1885

Batoche battlefield sketch map, 1885, published in the 1886 Sessional Papers, plate VII.

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Publisher / custodian
Wikimedia Commons; original holding Library and Archives Canada
Source date
1885; published 1886
Source type
Archival record
Format
Map
Regions
Batoche, Saskatchewan
Peoples / communities
Métis
Creator
Unknown cartographer
Item identifier
nlc-4369; Sessional Papers vol.19 no.5 (1886 no.6), plate VII
Item date
1885; published 1886
Holding institution
Library and Archives Canada

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Historical military map, not a modern survey or definitive Métis territory map. No local image file is present.

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Record checked
2026-09-30

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Wikimedia Commons; original holding Library and Archives Canada. Batoche battlefield sketch map, 1885. 1885; published 1886. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Batoche_Battle_Field_1885.jpg. Record checked 2026-09-30.

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