This is a neverending project on which I am trying to locate all the information related with the relics from the Franklin expedition found as the result of many searching expeditions. I have, and still being, been helped for many people from the "Remembering the Franklin expedition group". I hope this is going to be of some help for you, friends.
FRANKLIN EXPEDITION RELICS MAP by Andrés Paredes Salvador
POLAR MUSEUMS, MEMORIALS, STATUES, GRAVES AND HOUSES OF POLAR EXPLORERS
In this new project, I will try to locate all the polar muesums of the world, statues, memorials of polar explorers, etc.
POLAR EXPEDITIONS MAP
This is an ongoing project on which I am trying to draw every polar expedition routes including all the possible details which could help the users to learn everything possible about polar exploration. My intention is to pin every winter quarters, cairns, landing sites, shipwrecks, furthest point reached, etc.
It is a huge task which will take me ages to complete, however, I am finding it the most interesting because the amount of new things I am learning. With time, the idea is to reproduce exactly (using the coordinates of the different voyages) the routes followed for those who adventured in the polar regions.
THE ARCTIC GRAVEYARD
My Babylonian project which is an unfinished and permanently at work where I am marking the deaths occurred during polar expeditions together with short descriptions about how and where were they interred. In this project it has colaborated Jonathan Dore, the polar scholar, forwarding me many the location of many of the deaths marked on it:
In this new project, I will try to locate all the polar muesums of the world, statues, memorials of polar explorers, etc.
POLAR EXPEDITIONS MAP
This is an ongoing project on which I am trying to draw every polar expedition routes including all the possible details which could help the users to learn everything possible about polar exploration. My intention is to pin every winter quarters, cairns, landing sites, shipwrecks, furthest point reached, etc.
It is a huge task which will take me ages to complete, however, I am finding it the most interesting because the amount of new things I am learning. With time, the idea is to reproduce exactly (using the coordinates of the different voyages) the routes followed for those who adventured in the polar regions.
THE ARCTIC GRAVEYARD
My Babylonian project which is an unfinished and permanently at work where I am marking the deaths occurred during polar expeditions together with short descriptions about how and where were they interred. In this project it has colaborated Jonathan Dore, the polar scholar, forwarding me many the location of many of the deaths marked on it:
THE NAMES OF THE ARCTIC
In this other map I am naming all the geographical features of some interest related with the exploration of the Northwest passage.
POLAR PEOPLE
An ongoing project where I plan to draw the distribution of the people of the North
I have found an interesting source of information which will allow me to paint more routes in my Google Earth map. It is no other than a map which was drawn in 1895 and which contains a big number of arctic expeditions till that time:
OTHER MAPS:
http://paninuittrails.org/index.html
Manitoba Historical maps, miscellaneous maps of the north of Canada.
http://paninuittrails.org/index.html
Manitoba Historical maps, miscellaneous maps of the north of Canada.