| Description |
[ii], 19 leaves : illustrations, map ; 28 cm |
| Summary |
"The area mapped in this thesis, lies along the north shore of Georgian Bay, Ontario and extends from Bing Inlet, on the east, to the Wallace mine, on the west. Northward it reaches almost to the nickel district of Sudbury, and comprises approximately 1400 square miles. The conclusions here drawn are the results of observations made during the past ten summers spent in this region while camping, fishing, and hunting; at first, with the native game wardens and fire rangers; later on independently or in company with some of the many tourists who annually visit this delightful region. In this manner it has been possible to cross and re-cross this territory in almost every direction. The highways into this wilderness are the streams and lakes and the only method of travel is by canoe, though short excursions can be made over land by following the paths beaten by deer or moose"--Introduction, leaf [1]. |
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