Report of the Director of Forestry ..
Report of the Director of Forestry ..
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we reached Fort Good Hope, 174 miles below Fort Norman, 1,572 from Athabaska landing and only 26 south of the Arctic circle. Its situation on a level plateau is charming. .The banks are about 30 feet high and the soil is similar to that all along the river, being a rich deposit very much resembling the soil of our great prairies. I saw potatoes in flower, cabbages, onions, beets, &c., in the gardens, and on an island nearby very good spruce timber, which is cut into lumber by whip- .saws.
The s...teamer left Good Hope at 1 a.m., July 20, and when we arose in the morning we found we had passed the Arctic circle hours before. The banks of the river are getting lower, the river widens, and we are fast drifting down towards the Arctic sea.
Some time in the evening we stopped at Arctic Red River post at the mouth of a stream of the same name. It struck me as the least desirable place to live in of any in all this northland. A few houses, the church and the graveyard are all crowded on the side of a hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
we reached Fort Good Hope, 174 miles below Fort Norman, 1,572 from Athabaska landing and only 26 south of the Arctic circle. Its situation on a level plateau is charming. .The banks are about 30 feet high and the soil is similar to that all along the river, being a rich deposit very much resembling the soil of our great prairies. I saw potatoes in flower, cabbages, onions, beets, &c., in the gardens, and on an island nearby very good spruce timber, which is cut into lumber by whip- .saws.
The s...teamer left Good Hope at 1 a.m., July 20, and when we arose in the morning we found we had passed the Arctic circle hours before. The banks of the river are getting lower, the river widens, and we are fast drifting down towards the Arctic sea.
Some time in the evening we stopped at Arctic Red River post at the mouth of a stream of the same name. It struck me as the least desirable place to live in of any in all this northland. A few houses, the church and the graveyard are all crowded on the side of a hill.
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