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This township is reached by a poor wagon
trail which leads te the only settlers of the town
ship in sections 7 ané 18.

Doe eresk in the southeast portion of the
townshup has a valley 200 to 500 feet deép, the banks
are steep ané rugged and although not timbered very
heavily are not of mich value for grazing purposes.
With the exception of the portion of the township
where the abovementioned settlers ere located the
township can gencrelly be said toe be densely timbered.
Pires have overran considerable portions ang the
iying timber in places is as difficult to elear as
heavier standing timber. The surface is generally
undulating. Numerous small hills about 25 feet high
occur throughout and at the base ef these lceal rises
Small swamps er pot holes occurs. Yith sueh tepo-
graphy even if the township were level it is doubtful
if it would be better than gragzing lands

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The timber here hae mostly all been firekilled. A few
places are of light clearing, and would only require
the picking up of a few sticks. In other places the

" timber in tanglea masses and would be
dead timber is piled up in tangiea masses anc
4iffiewt te clear otherwise than by fire.