The like _Cataracts_ are found at _Torna_, the most remarkable is called _terrafors_ near the _Norway_ mountains. Next _Cængerbrooks-fors_ then _Lappia-fors_, then three more meeting in an head called by one name _Pælloforser_, next _Kettille-fors_ and lastly _Kukula-fors_ near _Torna_. Although these _Cataracts_ are a great hindrance to sailers, yet they are advantagious to the mettal-melters, and afford an incredible plenty of Fish. Besides these rivers there are abundance of pooles, so numerous that but few can be named, one is _Lulafræsk_ by _Lughla_, by which _Lughleao_ the greater runs. Next _Lugga_ and _Sabbaig_ all abounding with Salmons. By the lesser _Lughleao_ are _Saggatt_, _Ritfack_, _Pirrijaur_, _Skalka_, _Sittijock_, _waykijaur_, and _Karra-green_ which exceeds them all, each affording plenty of Fish. _Pitha_ has these remarkable ones near it, _Hornafvandijaur_, _Arfussierf_, _Pieskejaur_, but especially _Stoorafuan_ in which there are as many Ilands as daies in the year; but above all _Enarefræsk_ near _Kimus_. _Wexionius_ saith the Hills and Ilands in it are innumerable, and without an hyperbole, for _Tornæus_ affirmes that never any inhabitant lived long enough to survey them all. There be some Marshes, little but full of Fish, in that language called _Suino_ i. e. holy, and they account it a sin to foul them. These marches have two Channels one above the Other: somtimes it happens that the fish leave the upper and retreat into the lower, upon which account the superstitious natives bring sacrifice to appease the _Dæmon_ of that marsh whom they suppose to be angry. CHAP. XXXV. _Of their Mountains._