Old Map of Ottawa, 1859 by Laver & Stent - Colonial Canada Capital - Hull Quebec, Downtown, Bytown, Byward Market cambridge focusing on the bend in

focusing on the bend in the river Thames between (modern day) Waterloo and the Southbank on the Lambeth side

Bangladesh

Some of the West Sussex

Kidlington

The giant Battery and Battery Park can be clearly seen in the foreground

Old Map of Ottawa, 1859 by Laver & Stent - Colonial Canada Capital - Hull Quebec, Downtown, Bytown, Byward Market cambridge focusing on the bend inA superb and extremely rare birds eye map of Ottawa, Canada, from 1859 by the architectural firm of Laver and Stent. Just 4 years earlier it had been renamed from "Bytown", and 2 years prior, Queen Victoria had selected Ottawa to be the capital of the Province of Canada. This map looks at the original core of Ottawa from the west, with Chaudire Falls and Parliament Hill in the foreground and part of Hull (in Quebec) to the left. The map shows both the