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leather track Fur Trade, Hist. 
the route through the Leather Pass.
See also: Leather Pass
- 1829 (1947) . . . requesting that a proportion of the Tobacco expected from York factory should be sent for this district by Okanagan, should none have been forwarded by the Leathertrack. . . .
- 1965 This so-called "leather trail" was necessary because moose and caribou were scarce in the west, but their hides were needed for moccasins, bags, clothes, and ropes at all the posts.
- 1829 (1947) . . . requesting that a proportion of the Tobacco expected from York factory should be sent for this district by Okanagan, should none have been forwarded by the Leathertrack. . . .