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Excerpt from Canadian Timber Trees: Their Distribution and Preservation
During the same three years the exports of Square timber from Quebec averaged cubic feet annually. The square timber went chiefly to Great Britain, and whilst about three-fifths of it was white pine, there was included no inconsiderable propor tion of other trees. Nearly one-sixth was composed of oak, one twelfth of red pine, one-nineteenth each of birch and elm; ash' basswood, tamarac, walnut and butternut largely making up the balance.
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