The Valley of the Humber 1615 1913
The Valley of the Humber 1615 1913
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At the highest part the Iroquois shore for half a mile lay to the south of the shore of Lake Ontario, the only instance in its whole circumference where the old shore encroached on the territory of the present lake.
" As a result of the growth of the two bars, the two main rivers were crowded towards the west, so that when the water fell to its present level the preglacial channels FORMATION, FAUNA, FLORA 133 were not again occupied, but fresh ones were cut on the western side of the valleys. I...n the case of the Humber we find a wide valley, with little rock cutting above the old bar, and a narrow, steep walled channel cut through fifty feet or more of Hudson shale where the river passes the western end of the bar. Fossils occur in the gravels of each of the bars described, the one at Toronto Junction affording numerous shed horns of caribou and wapiti at a depth of twelve to twenty feet below the crest of the ridge. " Of the several lakes preceding that one whose geologi- cal name is Lake Iroquois, Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the highest part the Iroquois shore for half a mile lay to the south of the shore of Lake Ontario, the only instance in its whole circumference where the old shore encroached on the territory of the present lake.
" As a result of the growth of the two bars, the two main rivers were crowded towards the west, so that when the water fell to its present level the preglacial channels FORMATION, FAUNA, FLORA 133 were not again occupied, but fresh ones were cut on the western side of the valleys. I...n the case of the Humber we find a wide valley, with little rock cutting above the old bar, and a narrow, steep walled channel cut through fifty feet or more of Hudson shale where the river passes the western end of the bar. Fossils occur in the gravels of each of the bars described, the one at Toronto Junction affording numerous shed horns of caribou and wapiti at a depth of twelve to twenty feet below the crest of the ridge. " Of the several lakes preceding that one whose geologi- cal name is Lake Iroquois, Dr.
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