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Aug. [August] 6-7-8. [1929] Kamloops B.C. [British Columbia] Fine-Fine-Thunder.
Ecological Survey.
Area Type. Birch? Upper Cr [Creek] Bottom
Exact Location Alt. [Altitude] 1750-1900 or 2000 ft. [feet]
Exp no. [Experiment number] 1B
area. approximately 10 yds [yards] wide +
extending for several miles.
Shut in on each side by
high, steep banks + occassional [occasional]
huge rock cliffs. The banks
are covered with bunch grass
+ are fairly well wooded by [word crossed out] with
fir trees. The lower edges
of thes [these] banks, just where
they drop into the actual river
bottom has numerous clumps
of co [crossed out] saskatoon berry + maple.
+ in general are very much
like parts of the lower cr. [creek]
bottom. Along the creek itself
the soil is a rich loam, in
marked contrast with the
clay + sand mixture of the
lower area. Birch is much
more abundant than cottonwood
Marginalia:
Give notes on grazing conditions whether overgrazed or not. This largely effects the vegetation and is very important in the this survey. Also presence of domestic animals in spring months of vital importance.
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