Author: Royal Canadian Geographical Society (David Maclellan - editor)
Title: Canadian Geographical Journal, 1977, 12 Volumes Bound in Hardcover
Description: Ottawa: Royal Canadian Geographical Society, 1977. Twelve volumes bound in hardcover comprising the complete year 1977. Blue cloth. Gilt lettering to spine. Very good condition. Over two kilograms unpacked -- extra shipping charges will be requested!! Note: We have over 200 issues of Canadian Geographic Journal in stock; contact us directly for your orders! Articles for the year 1977 include the following subjects: Passamaquoddy Bay; Astrolabe Champlain; Pulp Paper Communities; L'Anse Aux Meadows; Guelph District Ontario Development; South Nahanni National Park; Thomas Manning; Wind Energy; Raccoons; Glenbow Centre Calgary Museum; Ancient Fishery Sault Ste. Marie; Sandy Inlet Wilderness; Spring Ice Breakups Shorelines; Gold Mining Bridge River Valley; Credit River Valley Ontario; Sea Otters Canada West Coast; Fundy National Park; Canada Wine Industry; Railway Museum; Building Working Underground Energy Savings; Urban Forests City Life; Medieval Irish Newfoundland; White Bears West Coast; Recreational Canoeing History Hazards; Jewish Settlers Manitoba Interlake; Fence Patterns Canadian Farms; Communications Lower North Shore; Fort Langley British Columbia Prairie Wetlands Wildlife; Arctic Islands Canada; Centennial Indian Treaty Seven; Maurice Haycock Arctic Artist; Toronto Zoo; Buffalo Renaissance Canada; Garrison Dam Project; Acadian French Language; Filming Meteorites; Yellowhead Pass; Frankincense Road Yemen; World Heritage Convention; Mackenzie-Amazon Biospheres; Mineral Crystals; Beachwalking Pacific Cost Islands; Selkirks Exploration Students Teachers; Depot Harbour Lake Port 1900-1928; Migrant Gaspereaux Springtime; Bell Toad High Mountains.

Keywords: Royal Canadian Geographical Journal Society Publications, Passamaquoddy Bay; Astrolabe Champlain; Pulp Paper Communities; L'anse Aux Meadows; Guelph District Ontario Development; South Nahanni National Park; Thomas Manning; Wind Energy; Raccoons; Glenbow