Biennial Report of the Forestry Commission for the Two Fiscal Years Ending ...The Commission, 1904 |
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AMMONOOSUC RIVER Androscoggin Average beech bird cherry board feet Bobbin burned cent Connecticut Lake Coös cords cut-over land DAILY GAGE HEIGHT dense DIAMETER BREASTHIGH Discharge in second-feet Drainage area drainage basin entire ESTIMATED MONTHLY DISCHARGE forest conditions forest fires forestry ground H. K. Barrows hardwood land hardwoods Hemlock highway inches industry ISRAEL RIVER July June logs lower slopes lumbering Magalloway MEAN DAILY GAGE mills N. C. Grover Northern New Hampshire Number of trees occurs owner paper birch PEMIGEWASSET RIVER PLATE popple Presidential Range rainfall red maple red spruce reproduction RIVER AT PLYMOUTH run-off S. K. Clapp SACO RIVER second growth seed seedlings Sept September shade softwoods soil SOUTH BRANCH species spruce and balsam spruce slope square miles stand sugar maple timber Total town townships tree wardens TWIN MOUNTAIN valleys virgin forest watershed White Mountain region white pine yellow birch
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