Maps showing the locations of where the photographs were takenThe red circles contain smaller circles on the maps. Those smaller circles contain the identifying numbers of the photographs. The arrows on the small black circles identify the direction the camera was facing for a given photograph. | |
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| The small red dots on the maps identify the location of farm residences. The oblong vertical squares bordered by reddish brown lines represent areas one mile by two miles each. The uppermost red circle identifies the location where photograph #5 and #6 were taken. The next lower red circle identifies the location of where photograph #1, #2, #3 and #4 were taken.The bottom-most red circle identifies the location for the photograph of the Greek Catholic | |
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| Elk Island National Park houses a herd of Wood Bison. The centre of the blue circle on the map at left identifies the location of the grain elevator at Star. It is the large structure visible about half-way up on the left of photograph #9. Photographs 9, 10 and 11 were taken in the centre of the uppermost red circle. Photograph 12 was taken in the centre of the next lower red circle.The photographs of the sunset at Astotin Lake and of the Ukrainian Pioneers Exhibit were taken in the centre of the bottom-most red circle.
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