| Hubbard Memorial Centennial Expedition Resupply Point |
| Point where we deviated from 1903 HUbbard Expedition's original ill fated route |
| Point where 1903 Hubbard Expedition missed Naskaupi River and mistakenly followed Susan Brook |
| North West River - Expedition Starting Point |
| Height of land between Atlantic and Arctic Ocean drainages |
| INTERACTIVE EXPEDITION ROUTE MAP |
This large scale map depicts the route that the Hubbard Memorial
Centennial Expedition followed in 2003. To see the entire route
use your navigation bars to scroll down and across as the maps are
much taller and wider than your browser screen. Boxes with pink
backgrounds and text are links to pictures or other pages from our
expedition and by clicking them you make the map fully interactive.
Centennial Expedition followed in 2003. To see the entire route
use your navigation bars to scroll down and across as the maps are
much taller and wider than your browser screen. Boxes with pink
backgrounds and text are links to pictures or other pages from our
expedition and by clicking them you make the map fully interactive.
The Map Room
The map room contains a collection of large and small scale maps that help to
clarify the route followed by the Hubbard Memorial Centennial Expedition. In
addition to maps of different scales, this page contains a map highlighting the
routes of the original 1903 Hubbard Expedition, Mina Hubbard's 1905 expedition,
and Dillon Wallace's 1905 Expedition. For more about the history of the Hubbard
Expeditions click here. Farther down the page a large interactive map is available
that shows our entire route at the 1:300,000 scale. This map is too large to fit on
a standard page and you must use the scroll bars to navigate across the map.
Clicking on the links will show you details about many of the places on the
interactive map.
clarify the route followed by the Hubbard Memorial Centennial Expedition. In
addition to maps of different scales, this page contains a map highlighting the
routes of the original 1903 Hubbard Expedition, Mina Hubbard's 1905 expedition,
and Dillon Wallace's 1905 Expedition. For more about the history of the Hubbard
Expeditions click here. Farther down the page a large interactive map is available
that shows our entire route at the 1:300,000 scale. This map is too large to fit on
a standard page and you must use the scroll bars to navigate across the map.
Clicking on the links will show you details about many of the places on the
interactive map.
The Hubbard Expedition Routes
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