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To the II tnourable i l Aiionit Sh-tcjx, K.C, A linistor of the I nterior, Ottawa, Out. SiK, I hav Lllie hniK.ur tu submit liic following account !a topographical survey of the portion of the Selkirk mountains adjacent to the line of the Canadian Pacific railway. It is accompanied by a brief review of travel and exploration, of previous surveys and of mountaineering in these regions. In tlie Appendix will be found :2sotes on the zoology, ornithology and botany by Professor John .M acoun, Dominion JS aturalist and Botanist; on the climatology by li. F. Stuj ari, Director of the Meteorological Bureau; extracts from a notion the geological structure of the Selkirk range by the late Dr. George 1. Dawson, Director of the Geological Survey of Canada; elevations along the line frailway n-fcrri tl to sealevel, accompanied by a profile, compiled by James White, Geographer to the Dej)artnient; a technical description of the railway through the range by li. B. Muckleston, one of the ctni)any sengineers; an account by A. L. Kogers of the finding ol liogers pass by Major Jlogers; and other matters ul interest to the subject in hninl. Jwo seasons have been s Kni uj Mnthe work, and it is JH j Kdthat the accompanying tox graphical nnip will fill all present reipiirements. The ground has been covered between licavermouth and Kevelstoke, from the eastern to the western s Iojh sof the range. At the latter point, a connection is ma le with J. J.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the history of mountaineering in the Selkirk mountains, located in Western Canada. The author recounts their journey through the region in 1905, describing the natural beauty and challenges they encountered while conducting a topographic survey of the area. Their expedition expanded on previous surveys by explorers and contributed to the creation of maps and guidebooks that continue to aid tourists and mountaineers navigating the Selkirks. The author offers insights into the region's geological formations and climate while sharing the thrill of ascending some of its most iconic peaks, like Sir Donald and Avalanche. Through vivid descriptions and historical context, this book captures the allure and significance of the Selkirk mountains for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781332786145_0
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