The township, with the exception of a
small portion in the northeast corner, forms part
of the Kiskatinaw proposed forest reserve. The
portion in the forest reserve is exceedingly rough
country and only suitable for the purpose for
which it is reserved. A ledge of rock was seen ex-
tending through sections 21, 28, 29 and 22. From
this rock Ledge the country arops te the west
abruptly, to the valley of the Kiskatinaw river,
Some land with patehes” of open extends along the
foot of this steed Slope. ‘This land, on account of
its position is omly suitable for grazing» Outside
eof the reserve the epen land extends right to the
foot of the rough country. ‘The lower sic pes of
this hilly country are suitable ané are being used
for srazing purposes.

A wagon road from the settlement to the
north leads to the south boundary of section 35,
from where a very good pack trail us«@ oy the Indians
to trmvel te their hunting grounds and Enown as the
Hapoleon trail, leads seross the township in a south
riy Girection. ‘Survey pack trails Lesé from this
trail to other parts of the townsh ripe

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It is noticeable from this phote that the fei1 Fly open
agricultural lands extené to the ra of the hig hn range

of hills which form the northern boundary of the Kisketinaw

oropeseé forest reserves