Author: Canadian Geographic (ed. by David Maclellan with Enid Byford et al)
Title: Canadian Geographic: October/November 1983, Volume 103, Number 5 (Seamounts yield deep dark secrets; Bay of Fundy and its tides; When Kingston built world's mightiest ships, etc.)
Description: Ottawa: Royal Canadian Geographical Society, 1983. Paper bound, Vol. 103, No. 5. Piece torn from bottom corner of rear cover (with some loss of text to an advertisement) else a very good copy. 86pp. 240 grams. Note: we have over 200 issues of Canadian Geographic in stock; contact us directly for your orders! This issue includes: Saint John: a city reborn on its 200th birthday by Charles Lynch; Coal River Springs: Yukon's hidden paradise by Ben Moise; Canada geese: their comings and goings by Robert Oetting; Seamounts yielding deep, dark secrets by John Friesen and Steve Mitchell; Small churches: a pictorial by Kim Ondaatje; Great Lakes marine history on display by Sharon Hunt; When Kingston built world's mightiest ships by Gordon Donaldson; The Russian Old Believers of Alberta by David Scheffel; Bay of Fundy full of surprises by Ralph Surette.

Keywords: Royal Canadian Geographical Society, Canadian Geographic Magazine, David Maclellan, Enid Byford, Saint John City Reborn 200th Birthday Charles Lynch; Coal River Springs Yukon Hidden Paradise; Ben Moise; Canada Geese Comings Goings Robert Oetting; Seamount