A Text-Book of Geography
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The country forms a remarkable example of a land united by common interest, 70 per cent, speak German, 22 per cent. French, 7 per cent.
Italian, and a small number Romonsch (see Fig. 29, and p. 260).
60 per cent, of the inhabitants are Protestant.
THE ALPS.
Configuration and Passes. — The Alps may be most conveniently grouped in three divisions : 1. Western Alps. — From the Col di Tenda to the Great St. Bernard.
2. Central Alps. — From the Great St. Bernard to the Stelvio and Etsch (Adige) Vall...ey.
3. Eastern Alps. — From the Etsch Valley eastward.
260 TEXT-BOOK OF GEOGRAPHY The Western Alps.
Tlie south-eastern frontier of Prance lies mostly along the watershed of this great mass of mountains from the Col di Tenda French I I German W^-/A Italian I-: -.I Romonsch ' — '—^ and Ladtn 20 -fomi Eio. 29. — Westekn Alps: Rivbk Systems and Lakgttaqes.
1, Mont Genevre; 2, Col du Lauteret; 3, Mont Cenis Tunnel; 4, Mont Cenis Pass; 5, Little iSt. Bernard; 6, Great St. Bernard; 7, Antrona; 8, Sim- plon; 9, Grimsel; 10, Furka; 11, St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The country forms a remarkable example of a land united by common interest, 70 per cent, speak German, 22 per cent. French, 7 per cent.
Italian, and a small number Romonsch (see Fig. 29, and p. 260).
60 per cent, of the inhabitants are Protestant.
THE ALPS.
Configuration and Passes. — The Alps may be most conveniently grouped in three divisions : 1. Western Alps. — From the Col di Tenda to the Great St. Bernard.
2. Central Alps. — From the Great St. Bernard to the Stelvio and Etsch (Adige) Vall...ey.
3. Eastern Alps. — From the Etsch Valley eastward.
260 TEXT-BOOK OF GEOGRAPHY The Western Alps.
Tlie south-eastern frontier of Prance lies mostly along the watershed of this great mass of mountains from the Col di Tenda French I I German W^-/A Italian I-: -.I Romonsch ' — '—^ and Ladtn 20 -fomi Eio. 29. — Westekn Alps: Rivbk Systems and Lakgttaqes.
1, Mont Genevre; 2, Col du Lauteret; 3, Mont Cenis Tunnel; 4, Mont Cenis Pass; 5, Little iSt. Bernard; 6, Great St. Bernard; 7, Antrona; 8, Sim- plon; 9, Grimsel; 10, Furka; 11, St.
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