Wonderland; or, Alaska and the Inside Passage / With a Description of the Country Traversed by the Northern Pacific Railroad

Contents.

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The Advantages of Travel—Introductory	3
The Development of the Northwest—St. Paul and Minneapolis	7, 8
Minnesota Lakes and their Attractions for the Angler	8–10
Brainerd, Duluth, Superior and Ashland	10
Red River Valley	12
The Changes of a Half Century	13
Great Wheat Farms of Dakota, and the Capital of the Territory	14
“Bad Lands” of the Little Missouri	15, 16
Yellowstone River	16–19
Yellowstone National Park	20–22
Helena and the Romance of Mining	23–26
Main Range of the Rocky Mountains	26, 27
Butte City, the greatest Mining Camp in the World	27–30
The Flathead Country	30, 31
Clark's Fork and Lake Pend d'Oreille	31–34
Spokane Falls	35
Palouse and Walla Walla Wheat Countries	36, 37
The Columbia River	37–40
Portland	40, 41
The Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon	42, 43
The Lower Columbia and City of Astoria, with Fisheries	43–46
Western Washington: its Scenery and Resources	46
The Sovereign Mountain: Tacoma	47
Puget Sound	48–54
Victoria, British Columbia	55, 56
Discovery Passage	58
Queen Charlotte Sound	60
Varieties of Fish found in Inland Passage	62
Wrangell, Alaska	63, 64
Indian Life, Facilities for Studying	67–71
Sitka, Alaska	73–77
Hot Springs Bay, Alaska	77
Climate of Sitka	79
Land of the Chilkats	81–84
Juneau, Alaska, and the Mines of Douglas Island	84–86
Glacier Bay	86–92
Glaciers of Alaska	93–95
Mount St. Elias	95, 96

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