A Commercial Geography of the World
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A variety of manufacturing industries, principally textile, are being developed at Rio de Janeiro and other large towns. The settlement and development of the coast regions in distinction from the interior is due to the obstruction of communications by the escarpments which separate the interior plateau from the coast lands. From this cause railway development has been difficult, and no railway extends inland for more than some 400 miles. In the remaining States and territories of South and Cen...tral America a strong similarity is to be observed in the natural products, though they have been developed in different States in different degrees. The British, French, and Dutch territories of Guiana yield sugar, a familiar variety of which is named from Demerara in British Guiana ; and also cocoa, rice, coffee, and bananas, together with various forest products ; while all three HOT LANDS IN AFRICA AND AMERICA 219 colonies produce gold. The two northern republics, Venezuela and Colombia, produce coffee, a character- istic product also of the Andean territories, but more especially of the Central American republics.
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A variety of manufacturing industries, principally textile, are being developed at Rio de Janeiro and other large towns. The settlement and development of the coast regions in distinction from the interior is due to the obstruction of communications by the escarpments which separate the interior plateau from the coast lands. From this cause railway development has been difficult, and no railway extends inland for more than some 400 miles. In the remaining States and territories of South and Cen...tral America a strong similarity is to be observed in the natural products, though they have been developed in different States in different degrees. The British, French, and Dutch territories of Guiana yield sugar, a familiar variety of which is named from Demerara in British Guiana ; and also cocoa, rice, coffee, and bananas, together with various forest products ; while all three HOT LANDS IN AFRICA AND AMERICA 219 colonies produce gold. The two northern republics, Venezuela and Colombia, produce coffee, a character- istic product also of the Andean territories, but more especially of the Central American republics.
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