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Strong. Neither he nor M. Rangabe takes account of the Ionian Islands, which contain about 5, 350, 400 stremmas.
Morea.
Continent.
Islands.
Total.
Mountains and rocks ... .
5, 000, 000 5, 000, 000 5, 967, 226 15, 967, 226 Rivers and lakes 1, 500, 000 2, 000, 000 . .
3, 500, 000 Forests 3, 000, 000 4, 000, 000 7, 000, 000 Arable land 11, 436, 409 8, 171, 949 300, 000 19, 008, 358 Gardens 35, 000 69, 000 115, 000 219, 000 Vineyards 240, 000 186, 000 324, 000 750, 000 Currant plantations 14, 440 2..., 120 . .
16, 560 Olive groves 12, 551 21, 455 7, 604 41, 610 Lemon and mulberry groves . .
260 116 110 486 Towns and villages 157, 340 47, 360 7, 060 211, 760 Total stremmas 21, 396, 000 19, 498, 000 6, 721, 000 47, 615, 000 152 NEW GREECE.
of foreign trees, intended for new plantations, wbicli pass tlie custom-house of the port of Athens alone, amounts to many millions. " The description will apply equally to the present day ; for, though the agricultural products of Greece have increased in bulk since 1864, it does not appear that the cultivation of the land has made such notable progress within the past fifteen years as to transform the general surface of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strong. Neither he nor M. Rangabe takes account of the Ionian Islands, which contain about 5, 350, 400 stremmas.
Morea.
Continent.
Islands.
Total.
Mountains and rocks ... .
5, 000, 000 5, 000, 000 5, 967, 226 15, 967, 226 Rivers and lakes 1, 500, 000 2, 000, 000 . .
3, 500, 000 Forests 3, 000, 000 4, 000, 000 7, 000, 000 Arable land 11, 436, 409 8, 171, 949 300, 000 19, 008, 358 Gardens 35, 000 69, 000 115, 000 219, 000 Vineyards 240, 000 186, 000 324, 000 750, 000 Currant plantations 14, 440 2..., 120 . .
16, 560 Olive groves 12, 551 21, 455 7, 604 41, 610 Lemon and mulberry groves . .
260 116 110 486 Towns and villages 157, 340 47, 360 7, 060 211, 760 Total stremmas 21, 396, 000 19, 498, 000 6, 721, 000 47, 615, 000 152 NEW GREECE.
of foreign trees, intended for new plantations, wbicli pass tlie custom-house of the port of Athens alone, amounts to many millions. " The description will apply equally to the present day ; for, though the agricultural products of Greece have increased in bulk since 1864, it does not appear that the cultivation of the land has made such notable progress within the past fifteen years as to transform the general surface of the country.
What to read after New Greece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Sergeant to read onlineMoreLess
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