Tamarac

[tam-uh-rak]

noun

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Examples from the Web for tamarac

Canada then fell back on tamarac, or 'hackmatac,' as builders called it.
All Afloat
William Wood
Many of the roads leading thereto had been paved with tamarac poles, making what is now known as corduroy roads.
Death Valley in '49
William Lewis Manly
That he might see ore-crushers at work for the first time in his life, he visited the Tamarac mine.
Inventors at Work
George Iles
It was shored up with tamarac poles and when the camp was abandoned Paul pulled up this cribbing.
The Marvelous Exploits of Paul Bunyan
W. B. Laughead
Behind him wound the valley of the St. Charles black with the shadows of pine and tamarac.
The Bastonnais
John Lesperance