Aerial photo series#

The extent of paper air photo coverage held by the Map Collection is indicated by means of shading. County Coverage by Time PeriodĬlick on the year-range to see our coverage for that period.

The following lists indicate the extent of our coverage.Īccess to current online imagery for Ontario is available to the UWO community through the OCUL GeoPortal. This can be compared to the flight line index to determine whether or not your area of interest is included in our coverage.

Aerial photo series#

If you experience difficulty in finding your area of interest, it may be helpful to examine an National Topographic Series (NTS) 1:50,000 map or an Ontario Base Map (OBM) 1:10,000 map to pinpoint the exact location. It should be left either on top of the air photo filing cabinets or in the return basket near the workstation.įiled with each set is a detailed flight line index to help locate specific aerial photographs. We ask that once you are finished examining or scanning an air photo please DO NOT refile it. Please be aware that a 50 year copyright restriction applies. Copies of the Act and the agreement with the University are posted in the Map Collection. Patrons should be aware of what can and cannot be copied by reviewing the Canadian Copyright Act. Air photos can be scanned at our scanning workstation at a resolution of your choice. Specific urban places are also filed separately for quick reference, and are listed below. the town of Strathroy is included in Middlesex County). Urban areas are very often found within the county coverage (ex. Holdings include print photos dating from 1922 to 2001 and are filed primarily by county. The Map Collection currently holds about 60,000 paper air photos, focusing primarily on London and Southern Ontario.