Forestry On Dominion Lands
Forestry On Dominion Lands
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The Kananaskis valley was largely burned, and at the headwaters of the Little Red Deer river a tract of about 110 square miles was overrun. It is estimated that the fires of 1910 ran over at least half a million acres of the reserve south of the Red Deer river, and destroyed some 200, 000, 000 feet of merchantable timber.
Although north of the Red Deer comparatively little was burned in 1910, except east of the reserve, very extensive fires, mostly dating 25 to 50 years back, have occurred thro...ughout the region. From the James river to the Clearwater river all has been burned over in the vicinity of the eastern boundary. The Saskatchewan valley has been *The following fire data are taken from various Forestry Branch bulletins and reports, together with information supplied by the district inspector for Alberta.
16 COMMISSION OF CONSERVATION burned as far west as Mire creek. The Clearwater forest appears to have suffered less than the others, due no doubt to its remoteness from civilization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Kananaskis valley was largely burned, and at the headwaters of the Little Red Deer river a tract of about 110 square miles was overrun. It is estimated that the fires of 1910 ran over at least half a million acres of the reserve south of the Red Deer river, and destroyed some 200, 000, 000 feet of merchantable timber.
Although north of the Red Deer comparatively little was burned in 1910, except east of the reserve, very extensive fires, mostly dating 25 to 50 years back, have occurred thro...ughout the region. From the James river to the Clearwater river all has been burned over in the vicinity of the eastern boundary. The Saskatchewan valley has been *The following fire data are taken from various Forestry Branch bulletins and reports, together with information supplied by the district inspector for Alberta.
16 COMMISSION OF CONSERVATION burned as far west as Mire creek. The Clearwater forest appears to have suffered less than the others, due no doubt to its remoteness from civilization.
What to read after Forestry On Dominion Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H White to read onlineMoreLess
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