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Identifier: statementconcern00onta (find matches)
Title: A statement concerning the extent resources, climate and industrial development of the province of Ontario, Canada
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Ontario. Dept. of Crown Lands
Subjects: Industries
Publisher: (Toronto, Cameron, Pr.)
Contributing Library: Queen's University Library, W.D. Jordan Special Collections and Music Library
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^ I c aC5 M NORTHERN ONTARIO and finally through the splendid farming- country on the Rainy River Valley.Among- the railways projected but not yet built are the following- : theJames Bay Railway, from near Sudbury to Lake Abittibi ; a railway toLake Temiskaming- ; the Manitouhn and North Shore Railway, and theThunder Bay, Nipigon and St. Joe Railway.
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Glimpse of ax Ontario Country Road. 74 The Mineral Resourcesof Ontario CHARACTER AND PRODUCTION H E mineral resources of Ontario are widely spread, varied in character,and cover almost the entire list of economic minerals with the excep-tion of coal. Examination shows that even now, when only on thethreshold of discovery and development, they are of great extentand value. Not only does the varied list include all the principal andcommonly found metals such as iron, copper, lead, silver and gold, but it also embraces the comparatively rare metal, nickel, theMinerals. , . -,.,.,„„ ,. enormous deposits of which in the Sudbury district constitute One of the two sources of the worlds supply. The metallic minerals are found chiefly associated with the schists andchlorites of the Huronian system of rocks. Those rocks extend in belts ortracts sometimes for hundreds of miles among the Laurentian granites andgneisses, the latter constituting the main formation northward from theolder settle

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  • booksubject:Industries
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