A Gazetteer of the Province of Upper Canada : to Which is Added, An Appendix, Describing the Principal Towns, Fortifications And Rivers in Lower Canada
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Richmond Toicnship, in the county of Lenox, lies north of Fredericksburgh, in the bay of Quinte, and is watered in front by the river Apannee.
Rideau River, is in the eastern district, and running somewhat parallel to the river Petite Nation, empties itself into the Grand or Ottawa river, about three miles higher up. The land on each side of this river is very good for settlements.
Roche, Capitaine, Portage, is on the Ottawa river, above riviere du Moine.
Rochester Township, lies on lake St. Cl...air, be- tween Tilbury and Maidstone.
Rock Point, on the north shore of lake Ontario, is to the eastward of point an Cheveaux.
Rocky Island, in the river Detroit, lies on the east side of Grosse isle, and close to it; this island is a rock, the stone of which is valuable for building and for lime. The rock is in strata, laying pretty regular.
There is no wood on this island.
Romneij Toicnship, in the county of Essex, lies south of Tilbury, on lake Erie, near the South Fore- land.
Rouge River, on the north shore of lake Superior, discharges itself into that lake, west of pointe au Ca- lumet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Richmond Toicnship, in the county of Lenox, lies north of Fredericksburgh, in the bay of Quinte, and is watered in front by the river Apannee.
Rideau River, is in the eastern district, and running somewhat parallel to the river Petite Nation, empties itself into the Grand or Ottawa river, about three miles higher up. The land on each side of this river is very good for settlements.
Roche, Capitaine, Portage, is on the Ottawa river, above riviere du Moine.
Rochester Township, lies on lake St. Cl...air, be- tween Tilbury and Maidstone.
Rock Point, on the north shore of lake Ontario, is to the eastward of point an Cheveaux.
Rocky Island, in the river Detroit, lies on the east side of Grosse isle, and close to it; this island is a rock, the stone of which is valuable for building and for lime. The rock is in strata, laying pretty regular.
There is no wood on this island.
Romneij Toicnship, in the county of Essex, lies south of Tilbury, on lake Erie, near the South Fore- land.
Rouge River, on the north shore of lake Superior, discharges itself into that lake, west of pointe au Ca- lumet.
What to read after A Gazetteer of the Province of Upper Canada : to Which is Added, An Appendix, Describing the Principal Towns, Fortifications And Rivers in Lower Canada?
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