131 Ojibway 3-fathom fur-trade canoe, a cargo-carrying type, marked by cut-under end profiles, that was built as late as 1894. 139 132 Lines of a 5-fathom fur-trade canoe, Grand Lake Victoria Post, Hudson's Bay Company. 140 133 "Hudson's Bay Canoe Running the Rapids." From an oil painting by Hopkins (_Public Archives of Canada photo_). 141 134 "Repairing the Canoe." From an oil painting by Hopkins (_Public Archives of Canada photo_). 142 135 Lines of a 4½-fathom Hudson's Bay Company "North Canoe," built by Crees near James Bay, mid-19th century. 143 136 Photo: 5-fathom fur-trade canoe from Brunswick House, a Hudson's Bay Company post. 144 137 Fur-trade canoes on the Missinaibi River, 1901. (_Canadian Geological Survey photo._) 145 138 Photo: Fur-trade canoe brigade from Christopherson's Hudson's Bay Company post, about 1885. 146 139 Forest rangers, Lake Timagami, Ontario. (_Canadian Pacific Railway Company photo._) 147 140 Photo: Models made by Adney of fur-trade canoe stem-pieces. 149 141 Photo: Models by Adney of fur-trade canoe stem-pieces. 151 142 Portaging a 4½-fathom fur-trade canoe, about 1902, near the head of the Ottawa River. (_Canadian Pacific Railway Company photo._) 152 143 Decorations, fur-trade canoes (_Watercolor sketch by Adney._) 153 144 Lines of 2-fathom Chipewyan hunter's canoe. 155 145 Lines of 2½-fathom Chipewyan and 3-fathom Dogrib cargo, or family, canoes. 156 146 Lines of 3-fathom Slavey and 2½-fathom Algonkin-type Athabascan plank-stem canoes. 157 147 Lines of Eskimo kayak-form birch-bark canoe from Alaskan Coast. 159 148 Lines of Athabascan hunting canoes of the kayak form. 160 149 Lines of extinct forms of Loucheux and bateau-form canoes, reconstructed from old models. 161 150 Lines of kayak-form canoes of the Alaskan Eskimos and Canadian Athabascan Indians. 163 151 Lines of kayak-form canoe of British Columbia and upper Yukon valley. 164 152 Construction of kayak-form canoe of the lower Yukon, showing rigid bottom frame. (_Smithsonian Institution photo._) 165