The St. Lawrence Waterway Project : the story of the St. Lawrence River as an international highway for water-borne commerce / by George Washington Stephens.

Main entry:

Stephens, G. W. (George Washington), 1866-1942.

Title & Author:

The St. Lawrence Waterway Project : the story of the St. Lawrence River as an international highway for water-borne commerce / by George Washington Stephens.

Edition:

1st ed.

Publication:

Description:

460 pages, 17 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations, maps (some folded) ; 22 cm

Notes:
Col. maps on lining papers.
Includes indexes.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 421-428).
Also issued online.

Summary:

This book is a complete summary of the history of the Waterway scheme. It sets down every of those who favor the development, and the reasons of others who are objecting to the project. It includes documents, tables, statistics, and facts obtained from every conceivable source.

Subject:

Canals Canada.
Canals United States.
Transportation Canada.
Canaux Canada.
Canaux États-Unis.
Transport Canada.
Boundaries
Canals
Diplomatic relations
Transportation
International watercourses.
Saint Lawrence River.
Canada Boundaries United States.
United States Boundaries Canada.
Canada Foreign relations Treaties.
Canada Frontières États-Unis.
États-Unis Frontières Canada.
Canada Relations extérieures Traités.
Saint-Laurent (Fleuve)
Canada
North America Saint Lawrence River
United States

Form/genre:

Treaties
Traités.

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 47596
Call No.: PO3081 CAN; ID:89-B676
Status: Available

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