. Canadian Forest industries luglio-dicembre 1923. Macchinoso; le foreste e la silvicoltura; prodotti di foresta; polpa di legno Industria; legno industrie utilizzatrici. CANADA LUMBERMAN 5.5 Legname fuori sul "North Shore" diversi reparti di lavoro descritto-Carattere di Gamps, Tim- ber e Paese sono frequentemente lago riempito. Il generale di elevazione è da 900 a 1000 piedi sopra il livello del mare. Il lago di brioso, che giace in una profonda depressione, è 772 piedi sopra il livello del mare. I rilievi e colline arrotondate raramente luogo più di 150 piedi sopra il livello del paese circostante. Tre tipi di foresta si sono distinti in

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. Canadian forest industries July-December 1923. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. CANADA LUMBERMAN 5.5 Out Timber on the "North Shore" Different Departments of the Work Described—Character of Gamps, Tim- ber and Country are frequently lake filled. The general elevation is from 900 to 1, 000 feet above sea level. Lake Panache, which lies in a deep hollow, is 772 feet above sea level. The ridges and rounded hills seldom rise more than 150 feet above the level of the surrounding country. Three forest types were distinguished in the area covered by the operation, —(1) Pine; (2) Spruce; (3 Mixed (conifers and hard- wood). No stand of pure hardwood occurred in the vicinity of recent logging, but patches are not uncommon throughout the region, and some of the river bottoms are almost entirely pure hardwood. No basis for the determination and classification of forest types seems as yet to be generally accepted. Viewed from the stand- point of site factors, based on soil and topography, the types distin- guished would be, swamp, bottom, slope and ridge. The first of these occupied almost exclusively by black spruce comprised an insignil- cant part of the area being logged, a few acres being found in the south western part of the tract, at its junction with the area logged last season. Pure Pine Covers Most of Area The bottoms or the low-lying land not actually swamp, sup- port a mixed forest composed mostly of red and white pine, black ash, yellow birch, spruce and cedar with balm of gilead, balsam, hem- lock, maple (hard and soft) tamarack and white elm as secondary species named in the order of their apparent frequency of occurrence. There was no distinct change in forest type on the slopes as com- pared with the ridges. The whole area, with the exception of the swamp land, and the low-lying land, occupied by the mixed forest, was in practically pure pine. The mixed type, which occupied the low land ar

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