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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... hundred and twenty feet long and the larger ones a hundred and fifty , each of them weigh- ing several hundred tons . Two of them were house - barges , but the rest were open , and the cargo was taken aboard by fork - lifts and stacked ...
... hundred and twenty feet long and the larger ones a hundred and fifty , each of them weigh- ing several hundred tons . Two of them were house - barges , but the rest were open , and the cargo was taken aboard by fork - lifts and stacked ...
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... hundred miles , another of two hundred and a third went so far as to say it would not surprise him if it was as long as two hundred and fifty . I remarked that the Ottawa's chief trib- utary , the Gatineau , was nearly as long as that ...
... hundred miles , another of two hundred and a third went so far as to say it would not surprise him if it was as long as two hundred and fifty . I remarked that the Ottawa's chief trib- utary , the Gatineau , was nearly as long as that ...
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... hundreds of miles to the south - west , the Fraser begins its career by charging north - west in a wide , wavering curve along the Rocky Mountain Trench . After about two hundred miles the rushing waters encounter the north- ern spur of ...
... hundreds of miles to the south - west , the Fraser begins its career by charging north - west in a wide , wavering curve along the Rocky Mountain Trench . After about two hundred miles the rushing waters encounter the north- ern spur of ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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