Ontario Sessional Papers, 1901, . er Sturgeon and Temagami districts is found chiefly inswamps, ranging in extent from ten to five hundred acres. It was also found growingwith the pine and, though scattered, was larger than that which grew on the,low also found spruce on the river valleys, but no large areas in any one locality south ofSmooth Water Lake and the upper waters of dhe Sturgeon River. These lastmentioneddistricts are well adapted for the growth of spruce and balm of Gilead. The territorywhich comprises the upper waters of the Sturgeon River east and west of the Al
Ontario Sessional Papers, 1901, . er Sturgeon and Temagami districts is found chiefly inswamps, ranging in extent from ten to five hundred acres. It was also found growingwith the pine and, though scattered, was larger than that which grew on the,low also found spruce on the river valleys, but no large areas in any one locality south ofSmooth Water Lake and the upper waters of dhe Sturgeon River. These lastmentioneddistricts are well adapted for the growth of spruce and balm of Gilead. The territorywhich comprises the upper waters of the Sturgeon River east and west of the Algoma-Nipibsing boundary line, extending east as far as Smooth Water Lake and the east branchof the Montreal River, and comprising about one hundred and twenty-five square milesof country, is undoubtedly the best spruce territory we found south of the height of district also carries quantities of whitewood and poplar, a very noticeable feature ofthese timbers being that they are invariably found growing in .a brotherly way to the. Kettle Falls, Sturgeon River. Party No. 3.
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