Canadian What-If Map Kit (pagebreak warning)

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Use these however you wish.

MAPS

Montreal - Provincial - Current
Colours = Red = Liberal solid, Blue = PQ solid, Yellow = PQ/Lib battle, Green = QS winnible.



Yukon - Territorial - Current?



2001 Provincial. Newfoundland.


Quebec Provincial. Recentish.


Federal 1952-1964 series. Incomplete.





Saskatchewan provincial, date?


Saskatchewan provincial, date?


Saskatchewan provincial, date?

[Hatman 🍁]

Very cool. And of course, I have a bunch of old Ontario federal maps in the gallery.

[Smid]

That final Saskatchewan provincial map, where you haven't got a date - it looks to be the current boundaries. I'm guessing it's the election before last.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

REAL MAPS '04 EDITION

2011








2008








2006








2004

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

As always, these maps are free for use. Edit them, mash them together, print them out and put them up your bum. Whatever you want to do.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

2000










1997

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Note to self:

Map Editions
2004, 2006, 2008, 2011 - (2003)
1997, 2000 - (1996)
1988, 1993 - (1987)
1979, 1980, 1984 - (1976)
1968, 1972, 1974 - (1966)
1953, 1957, 1958, 1962, 1963, 1965 - (1952)

All of these will be mapped.


1949 - (1949)
N/A - (1947)
1935, 1940, 1945 - (1933)
1925, 1926, 1930 - (1924)
1917, 1921 - (1915)
N/A - (1914)
1908, 1911 - (1907)
1904 - (1903)
1895, 1900 - (1892)
1887, 1891 - (1887)
1882 - (1882)
1874, 1878 - (1873)
1872- (1872)
N/A - (1871)
1867 - (1867)

Here are the other redistributions. If someone wanted to help me make a 1915 map, I would be willing to map these two very interesting elections.

[RogueBeaver]

Minor nitpick: Outremont is most certainly not "QS winnable."

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

An increase of 5X over the PLQ puts it in the QS column.

The last Leger poll had the PLQ at 22%. At those numbers, QS needs 9.9% province wide to win this seat, and the same poll had them at 8%, and the October 17th CROP poll actually puts the QS ahead in the riding based on ratio math (which has time and time again, proven to be more accurate than any other method)

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

1993








1988

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

1984






1980







1979

[Хahar 🤔]

This is one of my favorite threads on the forum.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

The "hold up" is that I cant find the maps from the 60's, and the 50's maps, as evidenced in the first post, are not done.

I'm done the outlining of all the maps, and the West map from 66 is numbered but named. (IE the numbers are in but not the names) and the Atlantic map is about to get it's map. After that the 66 maps for Ontario and Quebec need to be de-coloured (all the colours except the colour of the border need to be removed). The 55 maps all need to be de-coloured, numbered, and named. In addition all the maps need the colour legend chart.

[Hatman 🍁]

There is an error in your 1993 / 1988 map. Guelph-Wellington has the wrong boundaries. I came across this whilst making my own for my site.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Hum. Yes, the border between 26 and 9 on the 93-88 maps is incorrectly placed. Also 24 is not properly labelled on the 79-84 maps. Some of the maps in addition have improper colouring, and I will correct all of these once the series is complete.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

I've decided that since some maps contain errors, and, since I dont like imgur for hosting this series, that ALL of the maps so far, are "samplers". And thus, expect 1968, 1972, and 1974 samplers within an hour.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

1974






1972






1968

[Hatman 🍁]

Well done, Teddy. I know how time consuming these are, as I am in the process of my own versions.

[Smid]

Great work mate!

There are some old ones on the official Atlas of Canada website (or whatever it's called, something like that). You have probably already seen them. I downloaded them as PDFs a couple of weeks ago. I'd like some older ones than they've got... A relative of my wife served for a while in the Parliament as a Liberal MP from Montreal. If I remember correctly, he entered Parliament prior to the Second World War, and left Parliament in the fifties. I found a boundary description of his riding, but haven't found maps that old.

[Hatman 🍁]

I think both Teddy and I are using those maps already

I know more exist. I remember seeing a 1993 one at my university's library.

Feel free to make some yourself, I would put them on my site

[Smid]

Feel free to make some yourself, I would put them on my site

This being the precise reason I downloaded them, although as a very long-term project (finishing off Quebec, then probably Western Australia, since there's a state election due there in March, I think and they've had a redistribution, then probably Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, of course NS is a challenge since there are no really detailed maps that are particularly suitable - although I think I've solved this problem by using the federal NS map, which contains most of the relevant info, by the time of done those, the Victorian redistribution will likely be complete, and I'll prioritise that, and then probably the Canadian federal redistribution will be complete and I'll do that, after this, I thought I'd have a crack at the older Canadian federal maps). The work you and Teddy do is fantastic and I think our different styles of mapping all have different strengths which makes them all worthwhile and useful to view as part of a co-operative collection.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

All the maps I've uploaded so far can be viewed at the national atlas of canada website.

However, the set that I just finished, is not there, and consider this was mostly in the 50's, when newsprint and television technologies would not really allow such maps, this may be the first time anyone has seen such a national map.

I will be uploading them before the day is out.

A fair warning, I made them late into the night and into the morning - so there may be errors. If you see any please note them so I can fix them.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

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1963





1962





1958





1957






1952

[Hash]

Great work on those last maps!

Fascinating to see old ridings in MTL and Toronto.

[Smid]

Great work on those last maps!

Fascinating to see old ridings in MTL and Toronto.

I was going to say exactly the same thing! Fantastic work, Teddy! And yes, as Hashemite noted, it's incredible to see how sparsely populated some of those parts of Toronto and Montreal were and all the population growth that has occurred tree over the past half century.