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David M. Baird. Cape Breton Highlands National Park--where the mountains meet the sea
Cape Breton Highlands National Park--where the mountains meet the sea
Table of Contents
How to Use This Book
BOUNDARIES OF THE PARK
GEOLOGICAL HISTORY
The Ancient Rocks
Principal Chapters in the Geological History of Cape Breton Highlands National Park
Invasion by Igneous Rocks
Dykes
Folding and Faulting
Erosion
Rocks of Carboniferous Age
Folding and Faulting, a Second Time
A Second Chapter of Erosion
The Coming of the Glaciers
What is Happening Now?
ROADLOG AND POINTS OF INTEREST
Ingonish Gate and Park Headquarters (1)[1]
Middle Head Peninsula and Keltic Lodge (2)
Roadside Stop, Near Edge of Low Cliffs and Beach (3)
Broad Cove (4)
Green Cove Area (5)
Black Brook Cove (6)
Neil Brook (7)
Roadside Stop, Top of Hill (8)
Dingwall Gypsum Quarries (9)
Roadside Stop, Outside of Highway Curve (10)
Rock-cuts along MacGregor Brook Valley (11)
Top of Plateau (12)
Upper Grande Anse River Valley (13)
Pleasant Bay Viewpoint (14)
Viewpoint over Mackenzie River (15)
Viewpoint over Fishing Cove Brook (16)
Top of Plateau (17)
Roadside, Jumping Brook Valley (18)
Viewpoint North of Corney Brook (19)
Corney Brook Area (20)
Mouth of Trout Brook (21)
Wharf Area on Shoreline Below Road (22)
Presqu’ile (23)
Roadside Stop Under Great Cliff With Scree Slope (24)
Bridge over Cheticamp River, and Western Entrance Area (25)
EPILOGUE
INDEX
Footnotes
Printed by the Surveys and Mapping Branch
