DCHP-2
park belt DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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the lightly wooded, grassy belt of rich land lying between the open prairie and the northern forests in the three Prairie Provinces; also, similar but smaller areas of lightly wooded rolling grasslands, as the Peace River country.
See also: parkland(s) (def. 1)
- 1947 There are said to be about 20 million acres of satisfactory arable lands in the Park Belt, and it is predominantly a wheat-growing region.
- 1958 The Red Backed Cutworm is native to the Park Belt and to some extent horticultural crops a little further south.
- 1947 There are said to be about 20 million acres of satisfactory arable lands in the Park Belt, and it is predominantly a wheat-growing region.