. The Canadian field-naturalist. 1969 Brittain and Grant: Canadian Birch Collections. VIH. 363 r*""^ "'^i-. FiGURE 2. Detailed map of Anchorage Road showing the two main collecting stations marked A and B (see text). , and from which run short cross roads extending into the various coves. Some collecting was also carried out along the "pulp roads" which extend from the Hill Road, that runs roughly parallel to the main road into the hilly interior, and along the Dark Habour Road crossing the island from Castalea. It is in the former area that recent destructive cutting
. The Canadian field-naturalist. 1969 Brittain and Grant: Canadian Birch Collections. VIH. 363 r*""^ "'^i-. FiGURE 2. Detailed map of Anchorage Road showing the two main collecting stations marked A and B (see text). , and from which run short cross roads extending into the various coves. Some collecting was also carried out along the "pulp roads" which extend from the Hill Road, that runs roughly parallel to the main road into the hilly interior, and along the Dark Habour Road crossing the island from Castalea. It is in the former area that recent destructive cutting has occurred, and there has not been time for a second growth to take possession of this area. While collections were made at random over the island, attention was concentrated on two areas marked A and B in Figure 2. The former was a low lying area where the present cover has grown up after a considerable cutting. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club. Ottawa, Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club
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