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Stony Indians

Indigenous people

These Indigenous people appear on:
McGillivray’s map North America with NWC posts 1817
James Teit’s map Shuswap Territory 1909

Snav Indians

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Map America with NWC posts 1817

Rocky Mountain Indians

Indigenous people

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Map America with NWC posts 1817

Nanscud Denees

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Map America with NWC posts 1817

Nagailer Indians

Indigenous people

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Map America with NWC posts 1817

Kootana Indians

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Map America with NWC posts 1817

Blood Indians

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Map America with NWC posts 1817

Blackfoot Indians

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Map America with NWC posts 1817

Atnah Indians

Indigenous people

These Indigenous people appear on:
Map America with NWC posts 1817

Macoun’s map North-West Territory and Manitoba 1882

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General Map of Part of the North-West Territory and of Manitoba. Macoun p. 16

General Map of Part of the North-West Territory and of Manitoba.
Macoun p. 16
Archive.org [accessed 25 October 2026]

General Map of Part of the North-West Territory and of Manitoba

From Manitoba and the Great North West by John Macoun [1831–1920], 1882 [1]. Cited by Vooris as map number 13 showing “Fork Fort” [2].

This map includes:
Fork Fort

References:

1. Macoun, John [1831–1920]. Manitoba and the Great North West. The Field for Investment, The Home of the Emigrant, Being a Full and Complete History of the Country. Guelph, Ont.: World Publishing, 1882, p. 16. Internet Archive [accessed 25 October 2026]
2. Voorhis, Ernest [1859–1933]. Historic Forts and Trading Posts of the French Régime and of the English Fur Trading Companies. Ottawa: Department of the Interior, 1930. University of British Columbia Library [accessed 12 October 2026]