Plowing the Arctic

G.J. Tranter

Published by Hodder and Stroughton, hardcover, illustrated
condition old used book


PLOWING THE ARCTIC
ILLUSTRATIONS

Native camp in Queen Maud Sea
Seal camp off Perry River
Resting dogs and icing up sled runners
Eskimo family's sled, with all their possessions, Gjoa Haven, King William Island
Natives from Boothia Peninsula, Magnetic Pole and Thom Bay
regions
Group of women from Boothia Peninsula, Magnetic Pole and Thom Bay regions
Women from around Cambridge Bay, summer-time
Woman from Gjoa Haven
Sergt. Larsen resting his team
Happy children of the North visiting St. Roch
Sergt. Larsen fishing under the ice
Sergt. Larsen and Eskimo fishing on ice
Eskimo Buide with Larsen on Patrol to King William Island
Half-breed Eskimo, George Porter, with old musk-ox skull found on Banks Island while on patrol with Sergt. Larsen and Constable Peters
Constable Peters outside of camp, Prince of Wales Strait, close to Banks Island
Sergt. Larsen and Constable Peters' temporary camp while resting dogs, Masik Pass, Banks Island
Some of the dogs used on Banks Island patrol
Winter quarters of St. Koch members, 1940-1942, Walker Bay, Victoria Land, N.W.T.
Map—Route of the R.C.M.P. St. Roch through the North-West Passage from Vancouver to Halifax