Trent Watershed Survey, a Reconnaissance
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The greater portion of the township was, and still is, covered by the hardwood type, in which maple and beech are dominant, with scattering basswood, ash, elm, and hemlock. This type is represented chiefly by farm wood-lots and covers 48 per cent of the area. The numerous swamps, containing black ash, elm, balsam, black spruce, and cedar, occupy 12.1 per cent of the area. The pine-coniferous type is very restricted, only 0.2 per cent. Recent fires have also been practically absent, burning only... o.i per cent of the area.
Lake Township Watersheds. — The drainage of Lake township is about equally divided between Beaver creek and Deer river, whose waters fall into Crow river, which, in ttim, flows into the Trent canal. The township has 2,600 acres of water surface, the aggregate of a dozen and a half of lakes. The largest lakes are Tangamong, Trout, Whetstone, Dickey Islands, Clear, Jack, and Copeway, in the northern portion of the township.
Topography. — The streams are separated by broad rounded ridges, and they are the highest and the most precipitous on the diorite out- 70 COMMISSilON OF CONSERVATION crop along the Hastings road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The greater portion of the township was, and still is, covered by the hardwood type, in which maple and beech are dominant, with scattering basswood, ash, elm, and hemlock. This type is represented chiefly by farm wood-lots and covers 48 per cent of the area. The numerous swamps, containing black ash, elm, balsam, black spruce, and cedar, occupy 12.1 per cent of the area. The pine-coniferous type is very restricted, only 0.2 per cent. Recent fires have also been practically absent, burning only... o.i per cent of the area.
Lake Township Watersheds. — The drainage of Lake township is about equally divided between Beaver creek and Deer river, whose waters fall into Crow river, which, in ttim, flows into the Trent canal. The township has 2,600 acres of water surface, the aggregate of a dozen and a half of lakes. The largest lakes are Tangamong, Trout, Whetstone, Dickey Islands, Clear, Jack, and Copeway, in the northern portion of the township.
Topography. — The streams are separated by broad rounded ridges, and they are the highest and the most precipitous on the diorite out- 70 COMMISSilON OF CONSERVATION crop along the Hastings road.
What to read after Trent Watershed Survey, a Reconnaissance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B E Bernhard Eduard Fernow to read onlineMoreLess
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