Lumbering along the river began in the 1860s and was finished by the 1910s.

Lumbering was extensive in winter, with two sawmills operating.

Lumbering was a considerable source of income for many inhabitants.

Lumbering, though, was limited by access to the available waterways.

Lumbering was the predominant industry in the St. Croix River Valley in the second half of the 19th century, and for many years logs were sent down the St. Croix, collected at the St. Croix Boom Site two miles upstream of Stillwater, and processed in Stillwater's many sawmills.

Lumbering was the primary industry in McHenry Township during the mid-to-late 19th century.

Lumbering was the dominant industry in Penn Township during the mid-to-late 19th century.

Lumbering was the only industry of this area, with the exception of a small mining operation run by William Pentecost, which supplied only sufficient coal to neighboring farmers for winter fuel.

Originally called Little Falls in the 1870s, the community was established by the Union Lumbering Company along the Chippewa River and came to be known as Holcombe years later.

Lumbering was important to the early town, which had more than thirty sawmills.

Barton City was the sity of the main branch of the Potts Lumbering Company and the Loud Lumbering Company.

Lumbering was likely carried on near Seguin Falls during the pre railway era with the construction of dams to regulate water levels, timber was driven down the Seguin River more than 35 years before the building of the Ottawa, Arnprior & Parry Sound Railway.

Lumbering was a big sustaining industry till the Supreme Court clamped down on the industry during nineties.

Referencing W. E. Lamm's small booklet, " Lumbering In Klamath ," there was a sawmill built at Sprague River in 1930 called Crater Lake Lumber & Box Company.

Lumbering and farming were the main industries.

Lumbering, once an important industry, has been much restricted since the establishment of the State Park in 1892.

Lumbering became the dominant industry.

Lumbering and the logging industry has played a vital role in Smethport ’ s economy for Smethport ’ s entire history.

Bronze spandrels between the third and fourth-floor windows depicted scenes from American industry: Shipping, Farming, Manufacturing, Mining and Lumbering.

Lumbering in Åmli provides for about 12 % of the Aust-Agder county's total timber production making it the third most import source of timber in Aust-Adger ( after Froland and Birkenes ).

Lumbering trailed off at the turn of the 20th century, but the town has continued to take advantage of its position along those bodies of water with a major paper mill ( Kimberly Clark ), and other plants such as: Marinette Marine, a shipyard owned by the Italian firm, Fincantieri ; Ansul / Tyco, a manufacturer of fire protection systems ; ThyssenKrupp Waupaca Foundry and Karl Schmidt Unisia, Inc., cast and machined automotive parts ; and Silvan Industries, a manufacturer of pressure vessels and part of the Samuel Pressure Vessel Group.

* Smith, David C. A History of Lumbering in Maine, 1861 – 1960 ( University of Maine Press, 1972 )

Lumbering is also important to the local economy.

Lumbering had a profound impact on the early development of Houghton Lake.

Lumbering and tanning were important early industries.

Lumbering removed the tree trunks, but left many flammable limbs, branches, and stumps behind.

Lumbering and cattle raising were the chief industries until James E. Berry helped establish a drainage system to make rice a major crop.

Lumbering operations in Thunder Bay District were often directed by men resident in the city.

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