Report on the Harrison and Lilloet Route, From the Junction of the Fraser and Harrison Rivers to the

This is a detailed "Report on the Harrison and Lilloet Route," documenting an expedition from the junction of the Fraser and Harrison Rivers to the junction of the Fraser and Kayosch Rivers, with notes extending as far as Fountain. Authored by H. Spencer Palmer and presented to the Royal Geographical Society, this report provides valuable insights into the geography, topography, and potential of the region in British Columbia. The report offers a historical snapshot of the Canadian landscape during a period of exploration and development. It will appeal to historians, geographers, and anyone interested in the exploration and early development of British Columbia.

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