1888 Mounted Police Stations and Patrols Map
In 1888 the Canadian prairie was policed from a scattering of small posts joined by long horseback patrols. This reproduction plots those posts and the routes that connected them across the old North-West Territories, ground that today makes up southeastern Alberta and southern Saskatchewan. It was compiled by the Surveys and Mapping Branch of Energy, Mines and Resources, now Natural Resources Canada, to mark the 1973 centenary of the RCMP.
What gives the sheet unusual research value is its treatment of Indian lands. Treaty areas, reserve boundaries, and reserve populations are all recorded alongside the police geography.
- Mounted Police stations and patrol routes as recorded in 1888
- Treaty areas, Indian reserves, and reserve population figures
- Part of the Historical Maps, 1639 to 1949, Atlas of Canada series
Map Shop prints it on premium paper, with satin lamination, foam core mounting, black or walnut rails, and framing available.

