The Peace River Country a Compilation of All Authentic Information Available a
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W. Macleod, of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police, who made in the winter of 1909 a patrol across country from Fort Vermilion to the mouth of Hay river on Great Slave lake, states in his report (p. 178 Annual Report Hay River Settlement Great Slave Lake. 28 of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police for 1909) that from Fort Vermilion for about sixty miles the country is prairie with small poplar bluffs scattered over it, and the next twenty-five miles is mostly pine bush with here and there a small ...prairie, then on into Hay river at Horse track is prairie with poplar bluffs and willow scrub, a total distance of one hundred and ten miles from Fort Vermilion. In 1905 the government had a road cut out, corduroyed, and graded the entire distance suitable for a waggon road. Previous to that time an Indian pack trail was the only way to travel. The Hudson's Bay Company and Revillon Brothers each built a sales shop and residence at the end of the waggon road on the south bank of Hay river, and have been doing business there in the winter only, for fur.
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W. Macleod, of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police, who made in the winter of 1909 a patrol across country from Fort Vermilion to the mouth of Hay river on Great Slave lake, states in his report (p. 178 Annual Report Hay River Settlement Great Slave Lake. 28 of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police for 1909) that from Fort Vermilion for about sixty miles the country is prairie with small poplar bluffs scattered over it, and the next twenty-five miles is mostly pine bush with here and there a small ...prairie, then on into Hay river at Horse track is prairie with poplar bluffs and willow scrub, a total distance of one hundred and ten miles from Fort Vermilion. In 1905 the government had a road cut out, corduroyed, and graded the entire distance suitable for a waggon road. Previous to that time an Indian pack trail was the only way to travel. The Hudson's Bay Company and Revillon Brothers each built a sales shop and residence at the end of the waggon road on the south bank of Hay river, and have been doing business there in the winter only, for fur.
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