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Water-powers of Canada (1911)

Canada. Commission of Conservation, Denis, Leo German, 1878-, White, Arthur V., b. 1871 · Ottawa · leaf 344

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WATER-POWERS OF NEW BRUNSWICK 241 Reversible Falls.—The St. John river at its mouth has a restrictedarea, and the bed of the river has a ledge of rock from shore to shore. Atthe lower stages of the tide in the harbour, the river rushes over this ledgecreating turbulent and unnavigable rapids.…

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