This collection consists chiefly of 1,634 aerial photographs, 162 of which are stereographs, dated from 1938 to 1975. The first six containers consist of Landsat 1:1 000 000 Prints & Negatives. The photographs depict various geographic and geological features including mountains, deserts, volcanoes, farmland, lakes, and rivers. Some photographs depict roads, settlements, and dams. Canada and the United States features prominently in this collection however there are also photographs of the Caribbean, South America, Africa, Asia and Oceania. There are 52 pages of documents most of which are indexes to the photographs. There are also shipping transmittals, survey cards, letters, a purchase order, and diagrams with flight lines and photo set numbers. The 15 maps in this collection are of flight lines (some with film roll numbers added), hand-drawn maps of locations in the photographs, geographic maps, and physiographic maps.

Contains maps and aerial photographs of Kenya and Guyana.

5 leaves of hand-drawn maps and 84 aerial photographs of forest, lakes, rivers. Dated 11, 12 and 25 November, 1969.

Aerial photographs of mountains, rivers, and forest. Dated January/February 1975. Documents consist of information on flight lines, photo numbers and location of photos.

Aerial photographs of Northern Quebec and parts of Newfoundland and Labrador, dated between 1972 and 1974.

Geographic range:

Furthest north: 61 degrees North

Furthest south: 49 degrees North

Furthest west: 81 degrees West

Furthest east: 58 degrees West

Aerial photographs of Northern Quebec and southwestern parts of Newfoundland and Labrador

Aerial photographs of a narrow swath of mid-Northern Quebec and southwesternmost part of Newfoundland and Labrador, dating between 1972 and 1974.

Geographic range:

Furthest north: 62 degrees North

Furthest south: 49 degrees North

Furthest west: 80 degrees West

Furthest east: 55 degrees West

Aerial photographs of northern Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador, dated between 1972 and 1974.

Geographic range:

Furthest north: 54 degrees North

Furthest south: 49 degrees North

Furthest west: 78 degrees West

Furthest east: 57 degrees West

Aerial photographs of the Caribbean islands Anguilla, Scrub Island and two unnamed islands off the south west coast of Anguilla Island. Photographs are dated April 13, 1968.

Geological features depicted include rivers and lakes, forests, elevations, agricultural/land divisions and roads.

Contains documents with flight routes and aerial photographs taken by J. H. Mitchell from Hazelton via Fort St. James to Finlay Forks, Sifton Pass, Pelly River and Dawson, returning to Whitehorse via Yukon river and thence to Atlin.