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caribou

The reindeer of North America.

Caribou

City in Aroostook County, northeastern Maine, USA, on the Aroostook River, 32 km/20 mi from the New Brunswick border and 21 km/13 mi north of Presque Isle; population (1990) 9,400. Named after the animal plentiful in the area at one time, it is a shipping centre for the Aroostook potato region and a gateway to the Allagash and other recreation areas. Industries include potato and sugar beet processing, fertilizer manufacture, and steam and diesel generation.



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As he rolled over on his elbow he was startled by a loud snort, and saw a bull caribou regarding him with alert curiosity.
A shift of four points into the south-west, coming just at the right time as they entered upon Caribou Crossing, drove them down that connecting link to lakes Tagish and Marsh.
Liked the looks of it, she said, seeing, in her own words, 'a big bull caribou knee-deep in purple iris on the valley-bottom.
 
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