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Mountains and rivers. They had plenty of lumber and fish.
The advantages of being in a country that is mostly covered by forest, is that there is a bug lumber supply. If the country is in high demand of lumber, and materials made from trees, then it won't be that bad unless the demand is really huge.
Taxing wood products
Paola Doria has written: 'Market power in the supply of, and demand for, timber' -- subject(s): Supply and demand, Lumber trade
When supply decreases but demand does not, cost increases. That would probably be most noticeable in the new home construction industry, the largest consumer of lumber.
The products of the Blue Ridge Mountains are lumber,apples,berries,and livestock.
demand for lumber in 2002 reached an all time high of 56.3 billion board feet, beating the previous record set in 1999 at 53.3 billion.
mainly there were mountains, many rivers and were known for its great lumber and tree supply
Coors Beer - Golden, Colorado Lumber - from the Rocky Mountains Coal - from the Rocky Mountains Spring Water - from Snow melt in the Rockys Paper - from trees in the Rocky Mountains Fat Tire brand beer - Steamboat Springs, CO
They have the Appalachian Mountains which were heavily wooded and provided an excellent source of lumber.
William G Luppold has written: 'An econometric model of the hardwood lumber market' -- subject(s): Hardwoods, Econometrics 'New estimates of hardwood lumber exports to Europe and Asia' -- subject(s): Statistics, Export marketing, Hardwoods, Lumber 'An analysis of European demand for oak lumber' -- subject(s): Oak, Lumber trade 'Material usage trends in the wood household furniture industry' -- subject(s): Statistics, Forest products industry, Furniture