Advanced Geography Tarr And Mcmurry
Advanced Geography Tarr And Mcmurry
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FIG. 203. Natives sorting coffee in Costa Rica.
214 NORTH AMERICA Some gold and silver are obtained, the former near Bluefields, the latter in Honduras.
The inhabitants are mainly Indians, Spaniards, and half-breeds ; and owing to the uneducated condition of the great majority, and even the uncivilized condition of many, there is practically no manu- facturing carried on in these countries.
The Panama Canal. To us one of the principal points of in- terest connected with this region is the build...ing of the Panama Canal across the narrow strip of land which separates the Atlantic from the Pacific. This Canal will connect the ports of Colon and Panama in the Republic of Panama. The distance is only about fifty miles and the elevation but three hundred feet at the highest point.
Another route for a canal, which at one time found favor in the United States, is the Nicaragua route. This is much longer than the Panama route, but it passes over an elevation only about half as great. A large part of the distance is occupied by a river and by Lake Nicaragua (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FIG. 203. Natives sorting coffee in Costa Rica.
214 NORTH AMERICA Some gold and silver are obtained, the former near Bluefields, the latter in Honduras.
The inhabitants are mainly Indians, Spaniards, and half-breeds ; and owing to the uneducated condition of the great majority, and even the uncivilized condition of many, there is practically no manu- facturing carried on in these countries.
The Panama Canal. To us one of the principal points of in- terest connected with this region is the build...ing of the Panama Canal across the narrow strip of land which separates the Atlantic from the Pacific. This Canal will connect the ports of Colon and Panama in the Republic of Panama. The distance is only about fifty miles and the elevation but three hundred feet at the highest point.
Another route for a canal, which at one time found favor in the United States, is the Nicaragua route. This is much longer than the Panama route, but it passes over an elevation only about half as great. A large part of the distance is occupied by a river and by Lake Nicaragua (Fig.
What to read after Advanced Geography Tarr And Mcmurry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph S Ralph Stockman Tarr to read onlineMoreLess
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