Canadian Geographical Journal, April 1954 - Albert Peter Low, School for Survival, Electrifying New Brunswick, Eastern Rockies Forest Conservation Project, Pictures of the Provinces - ll. British Empire and Commonwealth Games

Ottawa, Canada : The Canadian Geographical Society, 1954. -----Tight square and clean, no names, (xiv) 40 pages, b & w photos, illustrations and maps, minor edge wear. Contents include: Albert Peter Low by F. J. Alcock "The discovery of immense deposits of iron ore in the heart of the great peninsula lying between Hudson Bay on the Wast & the Gulf of St. Lawence and the Atlantic Ocean on the east & their recent development have drawn attention again to the explorer whose name is inseparably connected with this region. The traverses of Albert Peter Low by canoe, dog-team, and on foot in various directions across it and his work by boat along its coasts furnished the first real information concerning much of it." / Eastern Rockies Forest Conservation Project by Lyn Harrington / School for Survival by Phil Shackleton "At the R.C.A.F. Station at Edmonton, Alberta, at a bush camp 150 miles to the west in the foothills of the Rockies, and at a winter camp at Cambridge Bay, in the Northwest Territories, instructors who are experts at living off the country are teaching 2,000 men each year how to survive if they make a forced landing in the winter northland." / Electrifying New Brunswick by Walter A. Dixon / Pictures of the Provinces - ll / British Empire and Commonwealth Games - Vancouver (July 30th to August 7th). The scan you see is the book you get. First Edition. Magazine. Very Good Plus. Illus. by "Pyramid Mountain from Lac Beauvert, Jasper National Park, Alberta.". 4to - over 9¾" - 12".