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Land Commission 1875: // Lot 9: 'juniper in part

Lot 10: ’some of it was covered with juniper”,

[Lawson] 1877-1878: ’Miminegash region ': ’juniper grew [here] larger than elsewhere‘,

flag} Census 1841: «I Lot 7: 'juniper swamps'.

Land Commission 1875:

’banens covered with juniper”.

A block of vacant land at the west end / of Lot 16: 'a great deal of juniper swampi

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FIGURE 1-5- The geographically-locatabie references to tamarack (larch) in the records of the British period.