A list of plants to be looked for in Labrador
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Labrador Plants 1926 Stations 1 76 sheets Nachvak 8/16/26. 45 miles west of coast,, in Torngats. 2500-3000 ft. granitic rock. very little soil. snowline at 3000 ft. no evidence of glaciation. 2 35 sheets Nachvak 8/17/26. 35 miles west of coast river delta and under 500 ft. granitic rock. 3 75 sheets Saglek Bay 8/10/26. 30 miles west of coast alluvial terraces under 500 ft. granitic rock. 4 52 sheets Duck Bight, 1/2 mile north of Ryan's Bay north shore 8/25/26. granitic rock. 5 100 sheets Ryan's Bay 8/24/26. 15 miles west of coast. old sea bottom; plenty of soil. sandy rock granitic. 6 136 sheets Ekortiarsuk 8/29/26. under 1000 ft. 25 miles west of coast. no vegetation above. granitic rock. 7 118 sheets. Ryan's Bay 8/24/26 10 miles west of coast. terraces on northwest bank at end of fjord. granitic rock 8 78 sheets Ryan's Bay Razorback Mt. 8/23/26. under 2500 ft. granitic rock. 9-10 180 sheets Nachvak 8/17/26. 35 miles west of coast. 500- 2000 ft. steep hill-cliffs of granitic rock. 11 91 sheets Saglek Bay Kikkertaksoak Island. 8/9/26. under 5c ft. granitic rock, soil sparse. 12 35 sheets Cartwright. 3rd. pt. on right leaving harbor. 7/31/26. dry sandy hillside. under 300 ft. 13 5 sheets White Bay, Newfoundland. Sops Arm, Corner brook. 7/21/26 bog. 14 55sheets Sandwich Bay, Eagle River 7/27/26. rocky bank; granitic. 15 76 sheets Sandwich Bay, White Bear River 7/29/26. alluvial sandy bank.