Here are some of his major writings:
* Narrative of the Canadian Red River Exploring Expedition of 1857 and 1858 (1860): This is considered his most important work, a detailed account of his explorations in the Red River area. It includes descriptions of the geography, geology, flora and fauna, and the Indigenous peoples of the region.
* Report on the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition (1859): This report details his explorations in the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan River valleys, focusing on their potential for agriculture and settlement.
* Explorations in the Interior of British America (1863): This work combines his previous reports and includes additional information on his travels and observations.
Hind's writings played a significant role in shaping the understanding of Western Canada during the 19th century. They provided valuable information for settlers, explorers, and policymakers, contributing to the development of the region.
While these are his most significant works, he also wrote various other reports and articles on geology, exploration, and Indigenous peoples of the region.