Pic Pyramide and Rivière George. Monts-Pyramides.Alain Thibault

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Status report

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  1. INTRODUCTION
    1. Protected Areas
  2. SOCIO-ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK
    1. Land Regime
    2. Rights of Interest
    3. Subsistence Areas
    4. Protected Caribou Calving Area
    5. Outfitters
    6. Mining Titles
    7. Timber Rights
  3. PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
    1. Elevation
    2. Slopes
    3. Watersheds
    4. Geology
    5. Surficial Materials and Landforms
  4. BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT
    1. Vegetation
    2. Areas of Interest – Vascular Plants
  5. HUMAN OCCUPATION
    1. Archaeological Sites
    2. Toponymy
  6. CULTURAL AND NATURAL HERITAGE PROTECTION
    1. Sectors of Interest
  7. References
  8. Glossary
  9. Appendices

Complete Document :
STATUS REPORT SEPTEMBER 2011 (PDF 35.768MB)

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