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Water-powers of Canada (1911)

Canada. Commission of Conservation, Denis, Leo German, 1878-, White, Arthur V., b. 1871 · Ottawa · leaf 230

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pulp mills wore turning out 11 tons of woodpulp daily. At present, the company has so increased its plantthat the mills can now produce 100 to 1.50 tons of pulp per day. Allthis output is shipped to the English and French markets in steam.shipswhich load in the port of Chicoutimi. Shipments have… … WATER-POWERS OF QUEBEC 161 District No. VI Hamilton This river, which empties into the Atlantic ocean, forms part of the boundary between the province of Quebec andUngava peninsula. It is about seven hundred miles long and has a drain-age area of 29,100 square miles. According to Dr. A. P. Low,…

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