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Points North and East

by Janet M Barclay
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Oct 2015
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This beautifully illustrated book describes a 9,000 km journey from Ottawa, Ontario, east and north to Nain in Labrador, and then through the Canadian Maritime Provinces. Each stage of the trip is prefaced by a map showing the route and the distance covered. With over 220 colour pictures, 18 maps and detailed descriptions of preparations and travel plans, this is a must-have for anyone contemplating a journey to Canada's east coast. This book is a companion to the author's Points North and West.

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PublishedOct 5, 2015
ISBN-100993688187
ISBN-139780993688188
LanguageEnglish

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