- A0050.04 (S)
- Stuk
- 1965
Sheet 63 L. Series A 502.
Canada. Dept. of Mines and Technical Surveys
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Archivistische beschrijvingAmisk and Athapapuskow Lakes, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
- A0066.03 (S)
- Stuk
- 1916
Indicates different types of rock formations.
Canada. Geological Survey of Canada
- A50.18 (S)
- Stuk
- 1934
Canada. Department of the Interior. Topographical Survey of Canada
Amisk Lake Sheet, Saskatchewan
- B60.27 (S)
- Stuk
- 1935
Map 314 A. Indicates different types of rock formations.
Canada. Department of Mines. Bureau of Economic Geology, Geological Survey
Local Histories - Newfoundland Island
- Clippings File - Local Histories - Newfoundland Island
- Stuk
- 1949-04-01
Copy of article entitled "Saskatchewan greets sister" regarding the naming of an island in Amisk Lake, to commemorate Newfoundland becoming a province in the Dominion of Canada. Article appeared in Leader-Post (Regina, Sask.) on April 1, 1949.
Cumberland House and limestone cliffs on shore of Amisk Lake
- Indian Treaty No. 10 Album p. 76
- Stuk
- 1926
Image of Cumberland House; and limestone cliffs on the south shore of Amisk Lake.
Fireplace no. 4, Amisk Lake campsite
- R-A4236 (1)-(26)
- Stuk
- 1953
Items are a series of images showing excavation of Fort Henry Frobisher, fireplace number 4 located at Amisk Lake.
- R-A9245 (1)-(2)
- Stuk
- 1949
R-A9245 (1): Item is an image of a fly camp at Amisk Lake, the camp scene shows a tent with items hanging on one of the supports.
R-A9245 (2): Item is an image of a fly camp (at Amisk Lake) that shows tent and nearby pot hanging over a fire with smoke rising.