Geography, asked by tararaut675, 3 months ago

why is lumbering a highly developed industry in canada​

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Answered by kritika498
3

Explanation:

Canada's lumber and wood industries convert logs into various products, from lumber to wood chips....softwood, derived from conferious trees, supplies most of the manufacturers in these industries and is cut in British Columbia

Answered by sonu3099
2

Explanation:

1.The coniferous forest have soft wooden trees .

2. The forest are well connected to saw mills.

3.The species of tree are few and the ate as accessible

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