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Wilderness Rivers of Manitoba: Journey by Canoe Through the Land Where the Spirit Lives (Revised)

Wilderness Rivers of Manitoba: Journey by Canoe Through the Land Where the Spirit Lives (Revised)

by Wilson, Hap
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Manitoba is a canoeist's paradise with more than 100,000 lakes and rivers flowing through rolling prairie, boreal forests, delta marshlands, rugged Precambrian shield country and northern tundra.

Wilson spent four years traversing 2,500 miles of historic fur-trade routes and traditional native water routes to research this book. Wilderness Rivers of Manitoba unlocks the mysteries of navigating this remarkable landscape, providing both regional and international canoeing enthusiasts with essential expedition information.

Trips include:

  • Le Petite Nord
  • Bloodvein River
  • Gammon River
  • Pigeon River
  • Berens River
  • The Middle Track
  • Hayes River
  • Cochrane River
  • Grass River
  • Land of Little Sticks
  • Thlewiaza River
  • Caribou River
  • Seal River
  • Manigotagan River
  • Sasaginnigak and Leyond River

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BrandBoston Mills Press
Pub dateMar 6, 2004
ISBN-10155046440X
ISBN-139781550464405
Paperback168.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions11.02 × 0.42 × 8.52 in
Weight1 lb
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