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Hudson’s Bay Company Archives – HBC Fur Trade Post Map
Search our fur trade post maps to find the location of a Hudson’s Bay Company fur trade post.
Please note that only 494 Hudson’s Bay Company fur trade posts appear in these maps because the map is based on the fur trade posts originally included in the Archives’ “Section B” records. While this map has limitations, it is helpful as a starting point.
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To determine which regional map to look at, search for the fur trade post name or number.
Search by Post Name or Post Number
Showing 1 to 10 of 501 entries
| Post Number | Post Name | Region | Map |
|---|---|---|---|
| B.1 | Abitibi (aka Abbitibby, Abitibi House) | Québec | Southern Québec |
| B.2 | Fort a- La Corne | Saskatchewan | Southern Saskatchewan |
| B.3 | Albany | Ontario | Eastern Ontario |
| B.4 | Fort Alexander | Manitoba | Southern Manitoba (Not on map) |
| B.5 | Fort Alexandria | British Columbia | Southern British Columbia |
| B.6 | Fort Anderson | Northwest Territories | Northwest Territories |
| B.7 | Ash Falls | Ontario | Western Ontario |
| B.8 | Fort Assiniboine | Alberta | Alberta |
| B.9 | Lake Athabasca | Alberta | Alberta |
| B.10 | Lake Attawapiskat | Ontario | Western Ontario |
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