The Rivers of Canada: The Mackenzie, the St. Lawrence, the Ottawa, the Red, the Saskatchewan, the Fraser, the St. JohnScribner, 1962 - 170 páginas |
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... North American map , Lake Athabaska eace River country . The Saskatchewan and Athabaskan addled north up Lake Winnipeg to the mouth of the wan River and then after some very severe portages ked up against the current of the North Branch ...
... North American map , Lake Athabaska eace River country . The Saskatchewan and Athabaskan addled north up Lake Winnipeg to the mouth of the wan River and then after some very severe portages ked up against the current of the North Branch ...
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... North America , for it is the north - south continen- tal divide . It is the reason why the Missouri curves to the south- east to join the Mississippi , and why the Red and all the Canadian rivers flow toward the north . But - and this ...
... North America , for it is the north - south continen- tal divide . It is the reason why the Missouri curves to the south- east to join the Mississippi , and why the Red and all the Canadian rivers flow toward the north . But - and this ...
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... North Branch is a nervous river . Its grey - green waters flicker down be- tween Mounts Amery and Coleman , its wide gravel washes are littered with the bleaching bones of dead trees carried off in spring floods , and it finds or carves ...
... North Branch is a nervous river . Its grey - green waters flicker down be- tween Mounts Amery and Coleman , its wide gravel washes are littered with the bleaching bones of dead trees carried off in spring floods , and it finds or carves ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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