The Kiskatinaw river flows in a northerly
direction acress the east part of the township.
Large spruce and tamareck swamps extend on both
sides of the river. Two creeks known Locally as
Buffalo creeks flow parallel and in a northeasterly
corner end are about 3 miles apart. The north one
ef these creeks is shown on the map as Tremblay
ereek,. The west helf of this township is rough
eountry of a high elevation and with the exception
of the valley of Tremblay creek me land is suiteble
for cultivatione Small areas of lightly timbered
parts oceur but these would cnly be suitable for
graging purposes. ‘The trail from Fouce Coupe to
the soldier settlement passes in the township to
the north and from it a wegon treil leads to Trem
play creek valley in sections $2, 29, 30 and 19.

A good pack trail from the main road enters the town-
ship in section 24 and leads in « southerly Jirections
Survey pack trails lead to other parts of the town=
ship. ‘The Moberly proposed forest reserve occupies
the southerly two tiers of this towmship. The land

in this part of the township, like in the large cart
of the remsinéer, is rough and although not covered

with heavy timber, would only be suitable for stock

gvaging or reforestation purp oseSe