Canada First Nations and Aboriginal Land

Mar 31, 2010 (Last modified Feb 17, 2020)
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This dataset depicts the administrative boundaries (exterior limits) of Canada Lands which includes Indian Reserves, Cree-Naskapi Category 1A and 1A-N Lands, Yukon First Nations Settlement Lands, and Kanesatake Mohawk Interim Land Base. Administrative boundaries were compiled from Canada Centre for Cadastral Management's cadastral datasets and survey records archived in the Canada Lands Survey Records.
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Canada Centre for Cadastral Management, Geomatics Canada, Natural Resources Canada
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Title: Canada First Nations and Aboriginal Land
Credits: Canada Centre for Cadastral Management, Geomatics Canada, Natural Resources Canada
Publication Date: 20081103
Publisher: Canada Centre for Cadastral Management, Geomatics Canada, Natural Resources Canada
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canada, first nations, aboriginal land, indigenous
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