The St. Croix river one mile above the mouth of Moose River is 25 feet below this summit.
A short distance further, we came to Moose River, which we had to ascend, in order to reach the lake of that name.
On hearing this intelligence, Bailey himself was induced to set out for Moose River.
You could look right across the Moose River an see where our shells was landin in a grave yard right near a Fritz town.
He even gave a description of the fort the French had erected on the banks of Moose River, and the contents of its store-house.
James Bay is much shallower, and unfit for shipping save for a central channel leading to the mouth of the Moose River.
Moose River is a true mountain stream, clear and limpid, foaming along a bed of sand and pebbles.
Others were established on Moose River, in 1674, and four years later on the Albany.
Moose River is seen making its way through it, and finally emptying into the lake on the opposite side.