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The Gang in the Quetico River
1911
Five of The Gang standing among rocks and logs in the shallow portion of the Quetico River. They are standing next to their canoes, which are loaded with supplies.
Entering Batchewaung Lake
1911
The Gang lifting their canoes through a narrow, shallow passage into Batchewaung Lake. The passage is lined with rocks. One of The Gang is leaning on a paddle and standing on the rocks.
Quetico River Dam
1911
The Gang guiding canoes through shallow water past a dam in the Quetico River.
Rain Gear
1911
A young man wearing rain gear standing by a canoe and boxes of supplies.
Quetico River Dam
1911
The Gang guiding their canoes through a shallow passage by a dam on the Quetico River. The passage contains many logs and rocks.
