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    Cross-section from the Laurentian Plateau to Lake Erie at St. Thomas, Ontario. The line of section in the Ontario Peninsula is about normal to the strike. [cartographic material] Cross-section from th ... [View full title] e Laurentian Plateau to Lake Erie at St. Thomas, Ontario..

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    Item ID number:
    4129752
    Date:
    [1815]
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Local class no.: V7.1527/400/[1815] See/Voir: 1100S.C5 1843-1935 #1527 [1815], Box number: 2000215257
    Cross-section from the Laurentian Plateau to Lake Erie at St. Thomas, Ontario. The line of section in the Ontario Peninsula is about normal to the strike
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    Members of Edward Kindle's field party examining quartz veins

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    Item ID number:
    3378597
    Date:
    1942
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1972-011 NPC
    Members of Edward Kindle's field party examining quartz veins. Credit: Edward D. Kindle/Library and Archives Canada/PA-185429 Restrictions on use: 
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    Sketch map showing location of Laurentian Plateau fault and of Lake Erie and Montebello section. [cartographic material] Sketch map...of Laurentian Plateau fault and of Lake Erie and Montebello sectio ... [View full title] n

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    Maps and cartographic material
    Item ID number:
    4129751
    Date:
    [1915]
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Local class no.: V7.1826/400/[1915] See/Voir: 1100S.C5 1843-1935 #1826 [1915]
    Sketch map showing location of Laurentian Plateau fault and of Lake Erie and Montebello section. [cartographic material] Sketch map...of Laurentian Plateau 
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