Canada and Newfoundland

by Frank G. Carpenter

Travel & Geography

38 chapters8h 49mEnglish1924

About this book

Another entry in Carpenter's series of World Travels focusing on Canada and Newfoundland. (Summary by Betty B)

Chapters (38)

1Just a Word Before We Start

202

2The Key to the St. Lawrence

528

3Around About St. Johns

524

4The Cod Fisheries of Newfoundland

1192

5Iron Mines Under the Sea

705

6The Maritime Provinces

1199

7In French Canada

1041

8St. Anne de Beaupre and Its Miraculous Cures

862

9Montreal

957

10Canada's Big Banks

1015

11Ottawa - The Capital of the Dominion

988

12The Lumber Yard of an Empire

1049

13Toronto - The City of Public Ownership

1020

14Waterfalls that Work for the People

760

15Niagara's Giant Power Station

612

16The Silver Mines of Northern Ontario

897

17Nickel for all the World

750

18Sault Ste. Marie and the Clay Belt

754

19The Twin Lake Ports

681

20Winnipeg - Where the Prairies Begin

981

21The Great Transcontinental Railways

1033

22The Land of Furs

1001

23Saskatchewan

603

24The World's Largest Wheatfield

698

25The Open Door in Canada

1033

26Edmonton - The Gateway to the Northwest

985

27The Passing of the Cattle Range

781

28Over the Great Divide

780

29Through British Columbia to the Coast

646

30Prince Rupert

605

31By Motor Car through the Wilderness

917

32From White Horse to Dawson

913

33The Capital of the Yukon

924

34Farming on the Edge of the Arctic

716

35Mining Wonders of the Far North

885

36Romance of the Klondike

737

37A Dredge King of the Klondike

759

38The Royal Canadian Mounted Police

1007

Canada and Newfoundland

About this book

Chapters (38)

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