America. Lake atabaska

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Next year both Tirrells have made shooting of northern coast of lake Athabasca then have proceeded to lake Blek, whence have gone to absolutely not investigated jungle, ' being supervised is unique received for a year before a small American Indian card '. Their way laid on the northeast on waterways forming almost continuous chain to lake Djubont, lake Bejker and a gulf Chesterfield. From a mouth of the last they have proceeded on coast Gudsonova of a gulf to Churchill, have made transition by a land to York-Faktori and on the rivers Hejs and Hill have reached northern end of lake Winnipeg. On sledge they have passed to the southern end of the frozen lake and. In January, 1894 have reached Winnipeg. Here that has written down J. B.Tirrell about results of work both:

' During expedition we have covered, not including drivings by rail, 3200 miles of a way, from which 2150 miles ths of a canoe, 610 miles on skis, 350 miles ths sledge with the dog team and 100 miles - a horse tug '. The big routeing shootings, ' seven hundred seventy miles on lakes have been done... Two hundred seventy two miles on the rivers and three hundred sixty miles on open coast of a gulf Chesterfield and Gudsonova a gulf '. Geological and botanical supervision were in passing conducted.

In 1894 of J. B.Tirrell has made the third travel to the same area, and this time it has gone from lake Olenego (Rejndir) to lake Jatkajed and further on the river Fergjusson and Gudsonovu to a gulf. From Churchill it has passed by land to the river Nelson by northern end of lake Winnipeg. In total for any seven months it has done 4800 km.

New details on this area were given by D.T.Hanberi who has made two extensive travel in 1898-1899 and 1901-1902 It Chesterfield and from a river Djubont mouth in northern direction to the sea, further along coast on the West and back in the country to the Big lake Nevolnichemu has proceeded from the Big lake Nevolnichego to a gulf.

Some scraps of data were given by a number of the subsequent travel. For all big travel Stefansonai its fierce campaign against expression ' the fruitless earths '