Map from 1902 of the Great Northern Railway of Canada between Hawkesbury and Rivière-à-Pierre, then Québec via the Quebec &amp; Lake St-John Railway. Path: Hawkesbury; Lachute; St-Jérome; New Glasgow; Ste-Julienne; Montcalm; Joliette; St-Justin; St-Ursule; St-Paulin; Charette’s Mill; St-Boniface; St-Flore; Shawinigan; Grand-Mère; Garneau Junction; St-Tite; Lac-aux-Sables; Rivière-à-Pierre; St-Raymond; Bourg Louis; lac Sergent; lac St-Joseph; Ste-Catherine; St-Gabriel (Shannon); Valcartier; Indian Lorette; Charlesbourg; terminus on St-Andrew street (Parent square) near Great Northern’s grain elevators no 1 &amp; no 2.  Note the connection to Montreal line (Ste-Catherine street; Maisonneuve; Pte aux Trembles; Charlemagne; l’Assomption; l’Épiphanie; Joliette), the connection to CPR Piles branch at Garneau Junction and  the connection to QLSJR at Riv.-à-Pierre. The projected line from Garneau to Quebec, will be completed by the CNoR in 1908, but via St-Stanislas &amp; Donacona to Hedley Junction (QLSJR) north of St-Charles river.
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N. M. Hinshelwood</div>
Amidst The Laurentians; 1902; The Herald Press, Montreal, Canada (digitized on Internet with mention of expired copyright)