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Identifier: annualreport191002onta (find matches)
Title: Annual report
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: Ontario. Dept. of Mines
Subjects: Mines and mineral resources
Publisher: Toronto
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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een miles in line northwestward of that partof Wabi creek referred to, the lake Temiskaming-Ottawa river line is continued north-westward by what is here known as the south branch of the Blanche river. For 15miles northwestward here the river is represented by lake expanses, Long and Kino-gi.mi lakes, and for 15 miles above the upper of these lakes the river is ascended in anorthwest direction to the limits of the map of Nipissing, to which reference has beenmade. The length of the line followed northwestward from Mattawa by the series ofwater courses mentioned—Ottawa river, lake Temiskaming, Wabi creek, Long andKinogami lakes and the upper part of the south branch of the Blanche river—isapproximately 135 miles. It will be seen, however, that there is a bend in lake Temiskaming near the pointwhere the Montreal river enters it. The lower part of the lake and Ottawa river aretherefore more in line with the Montreal river than with Wabi creek. 1913 Cobalt=INickel Arsenides and Sliver
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Scale : o 8 m//e s I I i i i i i i I — z4 —I- 3H- FlS RahhueTaotii-°nSo0f ^1-Et-~S-W- Lines of Regional Disturbance to the Cobalt-Silver Deposits.ODU ^ake—bouth Lorrain; Anima-Nipissing—Cobalt; Anvil Lake—Wendigo Lake. 118 Bureau of Mines No. 4 The Blanche river enters the northeastern expansion of lake Temiskaming andthe main stream and Round lake branch of this river follow a northwest line for adistance of 35 or 40 miles. This northwest axis of the Blanche lies parallel with theWabi creek-lake Temiskaming axis, and 9 or 10 miles to the northeast of it. A third water course which shows a striking parallelism to the two described isthat of the Montreal river, which lies 10 or 11 miles southwest of the northwest axisof the Ottawa river. From the railway crossing at Latchford station northwestwardthrough Bay lake and the townships of Auld, Barber, James, to the edge of the Nipiss-ing map, the line of the river holds its northwestward course for over 50 miles. South-eastward

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