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	Abenaki of the St Lawrence Valley
		In the late 1670s, during a period of conflict with the New England colonies, several hundred ABENAKI found refuge in the St Lawrence Valley.
		Due to their location south of the St Lawrence, their villages were considered strategic for the defence of NEW FRANCE.
		They especially hunt the territories to the south of the St Lawrence, but in the 19th century, when game was scarce, they ventured more frequently to the north side of the river, which provoked tensions with the Algonquin.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /PrinterFriendly.cfm?Params=A1ARTA0009291 (316 words)

	St. Lawrence Valley Friends Meeting
		First Baptist Church at 24 Leroy St in Potsdam at 4PM First Day (Sunday).
		24 Leroy St. is on the left where the road starts to climb up again.
		Alternately, follow the blue H signs to the hospital, which faces Leroy St. From the hospital, go two blocks south (downhill).
	www.quaker.org /stlawrence (104 words)

	St. Lawrence (river) - Search View - MSN Encarta
		As part of the St. Lawrence Seaway, a system of canals, locks, and dredged channels built to allow the passage of oceangoing vessels, the St. Lawrence River serves as a major water route to the interior of the United States and Canada, linking the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean.
		The average flow of the St. Lawrence is 14,165 cu m per second (500,200 cu ft per second).
		The St. Lawrence Valley is one of the most densely populated parts of Canada, containing about 25 percent of the nation's population.
	encarta.msn.com /text_761570826__1/St_Lawrence_(river).html (832 words)

	St. Lawrence (river) - MSN Encarta
		Lawrence Seaway, a system of canals, locks, and dredged channels built to allow the passage of oceangoing vessels, the St. Lawrence River serves as a major water route to the interior of the United States and Canada, linking the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean.
		The main tributaries of the St. Lawrence are the Ottawa, Saint-Maurice, and Saguenay rivers from the north, and the Richelieu, Saint-François, and Chaudière rivers from the south.
		The first permanent European settlement on the St. Lawrence was established at the site of present-day Québec City by French explorer Samuel de Champlain in 1608.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761570826/St_Lawrence_(river).html (766 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Saint Lawrence River
		The Saint Lawrence River is born at the outflow of Lake Ontario at Kingston, Ontario.
		The first European to navigate the St. Lawrence was Jacques Cartier, who on 9 June 1534 first sighted the river and also claimed New France for Francis I.
		The St. Lawrence was formerly continuously navigable only as far as Montreal due to the Lachine Rapids.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/St._Lawrence_Valley (615 words)

	St. Lawrence County Planning Office - AFPB Protection Plan Grant Application
		Agricultural trends in St. Lawrence County are similar to national and statewide trends with regard to number of farms, land in farms and size of farms.
		St. Lawrence County is by all definitions a rural county.
		From 1980 to 1990 population in St. Lawrence County declined by 2 percent, yet the rural non-farm population increased by 1.5 percent from 61,662 to 62,548 (Census, 1980 and 1990).
	www.co.st-lawrence.ny.us /Planning/SLCPOAFPBGrantProposal.htm (3292 words)

	anthologies (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He rails on suburbia (an alien culture to most St. Lawrence County residents), ponders over welfare (St. Lawrence County perpetually ranks as the poorest of New York counties), muses on "the Preppy" (most easily seen "migrating between SLU and Westchester County"), highlights the year 1988 in and around Canton, and tackles other such subjects (5).
		Zebra mussels in the St. Lawrence River, an Amish-English Christmas exchange, the AIDS quilt comes to town, and an impoverished senior struggles to sell used mowers-all of these written as sketches, brought together they represent a bit of life in St. Lawrence County.
		A fascinating collection of photographs, this St. Lawrence County history is subtitled "a photographic portrait by those who live here." Proud of its diversity and grassroots origin (images were collected with few guidelines from county residents), it includes photographs that represent all facets of life in this county, past and present.
	www.readingstlawrencecounty.com /anthologies.html (1965 words)

	St. Lawrence Iroquois
		As their name suggests, the St. Lawrence Iroquois were an Iroquois people (speakers of an Iroquoian language) who lived in the St. Lawrence River valley during the Late Woodland period.
		Lawrence Iroquois villages and campsites have been found at a number of locations near the St. Lawrence River Valley in eastern Ontario, Quebec and adjacent parts of New York State.
		Another distinctive St. Lawrence trait is that the base of the collar is deeply scalloped or pinched.
	www.adamsheritage.com /pre/stlawrence.htm (1078 words)

	Wampum Chronicles: Kaniatarowanenneh: River of the Iroquois (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This turned the St. Lawrence River Valley into a type of "no-man’s land" where canoes loaded down with furs were often ambushed and seized by rival tribes.
		Thus, when Mohawks began to move to the St. Lawrence River near Montreal in the later part of the 17th century, they were able to claim to the French that at least some of their ancestors had called that particular area home.
		In fact many maps from this era clearly identify the upper St. Lawrence as "Riviere de Iroquois." Thanks to peaceful relations between the French and their new Iroquois allies, another era of "Iroquoian occupation" of the St. Lawrence River Valley was about to begin.
	www.wampumchronicles.com /kaniatarowanenneh.html (2596 words)

	Conservation Atlas of Wetlands in the St. Lawrence Valley : introduction
		In the St. Lawrence Valley, wetlands (including open water areas) occupy approximately 9% of the total surface area, with marshes and peatlands accounting for only a tiny portion (less than 1%).
		In the St. Lawrence Valley lowlands, losses along the tributaries, although difficult to quantify, are probably even greater, since over 20 000 km of waterways have been straightened and more than 1,5 million ha of wetlands have been drained.
		The Conservation Atlas of Wetlands in the St. Lawrence Valley is intended for a broad public.
	www.qc.ec.gc.ca /faune/AtlasTerresHumides/html/AtlasTerresHumides_e.html (755 words)

	Settling the Upper St. John Valley - Acadian Culture in Maine
		Today French-speaking residents of the St. Lawrence River Valley are collectively referred to as "Québecois"; however, the province of Québec had not yet been established during the initial settlement of the Valley by the French.
		In 1786 one of the original settlers was recognized as a land agent by the New Brunswick government, and was authorized to distribute parcels of land to prospective settlers in the Upper St. John Valley (Desjardins 1992: 38).
		According to parish tithing records for 1799, the population of the Upper St. John Valley was 331, half of whom were under 12 years of age (Craig 1988: 127).
	acim.umfk.maine.edu /settling_valley.html (889 words)

	St. Lawrence Gas - About Us (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lawrence Gas, a wholly owned subsidiary of Enbridge Gas Distribution in Canada (the Enbridge Connection) was incorporated in 1957.
		Lawrence Gas is owned by Enbridge Gas Distribution, one of the fastest growing natural gas companies in North America, serving more than 1.7 million customers across Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick.
		Lawrence Gas is an active and committed community member, contributing our talents and resources to better the areas where we live and work.
	www.stlawrencegas.com /about.shtml (1173 words)

	St. Lawrence Plain, Physiographic Area 18 - Executive Summary
		Currently, the agriculture-dominated landscape of the St. Lawrence Plain represents a vast "agricultural grassland," which supports some of the largest populations of grassland and other early successional bird species in eastern North America.
		The St. Lawrence Plain population of this Watch List Species is apparently expanding in forest fragments, but is not sufficiently detected in the Breeding Bird Survey.
		The small remaining riparian and deciduous forest habitat in the St. Lawrence Plain supports several high priority birds, most notably a large and expanding population of Cerulean Warbler.
	www.blm.gov /wildlife/pl_18sum.htm (837 words)

	Interactive Mapping of the St. Lawrence Valley Wetlands
		he interactive mapping application of wetlands of the St. Lawrence Valley was developed using data and digital images gathered by specially equipped airplanes or satellites.
		Photographs and data on wetland type and class of plant community observed in the field are also accessible for certain periods using the mapping interface.
		The mapping application covers the ecoregion of the St. Lawrence Valley (< 1/250 000) which, at a larger scale, is a riparian strip roughly one kilometre wide on either side of the river (< 1/50 000).
	www.qc.ec.gc.ca /geo/mil/mil001_e.html (318 words)

	The Atlas of Canada - Initial Penetration of the St. Lawrence Valley 1534 to 1583 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Exploration 1497 to 1650 » Initial Penetration of the St. Lawrence Valley 1534 to 1583
		Initial Penetration of the St. Lawrence Valley 1534 to 1583
		The third phase of exploration in what is now Canada consisted of the initial penetration of the St. Lawrence valley.
	atlas.nrcan.gc.ca /site/english/maps/historical/exploration/exploration/sl (223 words)

	Urban and Environmental Geology of the St. Lawrence Valley
		The aim of the Urban and Environmental Geology of the St. Lawrence Valley project is to provide geoscience knowledge required for sound regional planning, environmental protection and sustainable development of the St. Lawrence Lowlands.
		The study area includes the St. Lawrence Valley and valleys of tributary rivers from Lake Ontario (Kingston) to the Gaspe peninsula.
		The aim of the St. Lawrence Valley project is to provide geoscience information for sound regional planning, including sustainable development of natural resources, mitigation of natural hazards, identification of vulnerable soils and aquifers to anthropogenic input, and identification of best environmental practices in developing regional and urban infrastructures (Bélanger 2004).
	gsc.nrcan.gc.ca /urbgeo/stlawrence/index_e.php (447 words)

	Urban and Environmental Geology of the St. Lawrence Valley - Population
		Urban and Environmental Geology of the St. Lawrence Valley - Population
		Urban and Environmental Geology of the St. Lawrence Valley
		This map represents the population density by census sector in the St-Lawrence Valley and in the Great Lakes area for 1996.
	gsc.nrcan.gc.ca /urbgeo/stlawrence/study_3_e.php (111 words)

	Historic Churches in Ribble Valley - St Lawrence's Church Longridge - Ribble Valley Borough Council
		Although St Lawrence's Church finally became the Parish Church in 1868 when ties with the Ribchester Parish were ceased, many were calling for a new church to be built in the centre of Longridge as a chapel-of-ease to serve the growing Berry Lane population.
		However, when St Paul's was built many parishioners still felt a strong allegiance to the Parish Church of St Lawrence as it is for this reason that major restoration work was carried out there in 1900.
		The possibility of this church being built was initially made by the action of Robert Smith, a church warden and benefactor who was to later found the Robert Smith Boys' School in 1885.
	www.ribblevalley.gov.uk /site/scripts/documents_info.php?documentID=839&pageNumber=11 (349 words)

	Midwest Conference - Football
		The All-American senior, who was the fifth St. Norbert player to participate in the Aztec Bowl, attempted a 47-yard field goal in the first quarter, but the kick was blocked.
		St. Norbert, the Midwest Conference’s champion and automatic qualifier, will find out its fate when the playoff bracket is unveiled on Sunday, November 12 at 1 p.m.
		Lawrence freshman defensive end Matt Frelich (below left) were both named to the D3football.com National Team of the Week following key performances in their teams victories on October 14.
	www.midwestconference.org /football (5190 words)

	St. Lawrence University: Location
		An English major and member of the men’s hockey team as a student, Chittenden is a retired professor of English at St. Lawrence's neighboring institution, SUNY Canton, and serves as president of the Grasse River Heritage Area Development Corporation.
		Through both activities, and involvement with Traditional Arts of Upstate New York (TAUNY), Chittenden has studied the St. Lawrence Valley's heritage, especially as it has been expressed through folk art and folk artists.
		A descendant of some of the earliest settlers in the St. Lawrence Valley, he was awarded an Alumni Citation by St. Lawrence, for his many contributions to the region.
	www.stlawu.edu /location/profiles/chittenden2.html (275 words)

	Associated Colleges of St. Lawrence Valley - Who We Are
		Chartered by the New York State Board of Regents in 1970, the Associated Colleges of the St.
		Lawrence Valley has four members: SUNY Canton, Clarkson University, SUNY Potsdam, and St. Lawrence University.
		The four presidents of the campuses serve as the governing board for the organization.
	www.associatedcolleges.org /about/about.htm (226 words)

	St. Lawrence Valley
		The St. Lawrence River along with thousands of wetland basins surrounded by a mix of grasslands, shrublands and woodlands provide beautiful scenery and support rich wildlife populations.
		Habitat loss due to changes in agriculture, development and recreational and industrial disturbance continue leading the SLV in a direction that is not necessarily good for the wildlife it now supports.
		The St. Lawrence Valley is perfect for implementing the North American Bird Conservation Initiative’s (NABCI).
	www.ducksunlimited.org /New_York/NewYorkProjects/1691/StLawrenceValley.html (380 words)

	"Gigantic" Newcomers to the Prehistoric St. Lawrence River Valley
		iety and the isolated Meadowood Culture of 800 to 500 BC on the border of the lower St. Lawrence river at Quebec-New York-Ontario.
		Interestingly, Anglo-American settlers in the upper Ohio were told Native traditions of "giants," and early settlers claimed they were digging up (from Lake Erie-to the Ohio River) the skeletons of "giants" with massive skulls and double rows of teeth.
		The skeletal remains of pygmies (often of Australoid type), especially in the Tennessee Valley have been excavated, confirming Native traditions.
	www.stevequayle.com /Giants/N.Am/St.Lawr.html (446 words)

	SPCA HOME PAGE
		The staff at the St. Lawrence Valley SPCA and all the Perfect Pets in attendance there, proudly ask you to participate in our Winter Madness Raffle!
		The MISSION of the St. Lawrence Valley SPCA is to provide quality care for unwanted animals, alleviate pain and suffering, promote quality adoptions, advocate spay/neuter as the only humane method of pet population control and to educate the public on humane treatment of all animals.
		Established in Ogdensburg in 1901, the St. Lawrence Valley SPCA was incorporated in 1910 with a legal agreement to protect animals, enforce anticruelty law and maintain its primary office in Ogdensburg.
	www.stlawrencevalleyspca.org (901 words)

	ST LAWRENCE VALLEY TRAILBLAZERS
		The St. Lawrence Valley TrailBlazers would like to thank Barksdale Construction for their support of the team for the 2007 season.
		The St. Lawrence Valley TrailBlazers are proud to announce their 2007 Football Schedule.
		The St. Lawrence Valley TrailBlazers will return to compete in the Empire Football League, which will be celebrating its 39th year of operation.
	eteamz.active.com /trailblazers/index.cfm (0 words)

	St. Lawrence Valley Trailblazers
		The winning ticket will be drawn at halftime during the September 25th, 2004 game vs. the Green Mountain Gladiators (the last HOME game on the regular E.F.L. season).
		Available through any board member of the St. Lawrence Valley Semi-Pro Football Club, Inc. Tickets will also be available throughout the season at all Trailblazers games and local events!
		The St. Lawrence Valley Trailblazers have established an account for depositing cans and bottles at C.J'.s located in the Sea-Comm Shopping Plaza, on Outer Market Street in Potsdam.
	www.stlawrencevalleytrailblazers.com /fund.htm (187 words)

	A Double Century in The St Lawrence Valley, 2004
		This tour follows the valleys of the Rideau and St Lawrence Rivers and skirts the valley of the South Nation River.
		The St Lawrence Parkway is busier between Gananoque and Ivy Lea Bridge than after that.
		A highlight is viewing the 1,000 Islands of the St Lawrence River.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /~eq956/dbldbl04.htm (1478 words)

	SLVRC - Saint Lawrence Valley Repeater Council
		The Saint Lawrence Valley Repeater Council serves the diversified amateur
		The area of the Council includes Franklin and St.
		The SLVRC Site is produced and maintained by Graham Ide -- VE3BYT
	www.slvrc.org (348 words)

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