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Huron reserve Hist. 
an extensive tract of land (one million acres) in western Upper Canada, opened for settlement after 1828 by the Canada Company.
See also: Canada Company Huron Tract
- 1799 There is a fine limestone quarry . . . nearly in the centre of the Huron reserve.
- 1832 The soil in the Huron territory is a rich sandy loam--suited to the culture of tobacco, of which much is grown there.
- 1799 There is a fine limestone quarry . . . nearly in the centre of the Huron reserve.