Afforestation in the United Provinces India
Afforestation in the United Provinces India
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On either side of it there is a narrow strip of ravine land, the total area of which amounts to about 10, 000 acres.
Along each bank of the Jumna and Chambal rivers there is a very narrow bit of low alluvium, in which the cultivation is of a very high order. The upland, scoured by innumerable ravines, rises sharply from these belts to a height which ranges from 15 to 150 feet above the river. These ravines extend inland for distance which varies from a few furlongs to a few miles, leaving an ev...er- narrowing strip of unbroken and cultivated land between the Chambal and Jumna and again between the Jumna and Sengar rivers.
As will be seen from the maps attached, the ravines of the Jumna and Chambal rivers form a practically compact mass, the extreme length of which is seventy mrles and the width of which is about thirteen miles in the centre. The actual area of the ravines in this tract is about 120, 000 acres.
The population of this tract consists for the most part ef Tha- kurs, a well-bred but impoverished race, heavily burdened with debt, who depend for their livelihood on cattle-breeding and the glii industry, and to some extent on foreign service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On either side of it there is a narrow strip of ravine land, the total area of which amounts to about 10, 000 acres.
Along each bank of the Jumna and Chambal rivers there is a very narrow bit of low alluvium, in which the cultivation is of a very high order. The upland, scoured by innumerable ravines, rises sharply from these belts to a height which ranges from 15 to 150 feet above the river. These ravines extend inland for distance which varies from a few furlongs to a few miles, leaving an ev...er- narrowing strip of unbroken and cultivated land between the Chambal and Jumna and again between the Jumna and Sengar rivers.
As will be seen from the maps attached, the ravines of the Jumna and Chambal rivers form a practically compact mass, the extreme length of which is seventy mrles and the width of which is about thirteen miles in the centre. The actual area of the ravines in this tract is about 120, 000 acres.
The population of this tract consists for the most part ef Tha- kurs, a well-bred but impoverished race, heavily burdened with debt, who depend for their livelihood on cattle-breeding and the glii industry, and to some extent on foreign service.
What to read after Afforestation in the United Provinces India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Benskin to read onlineMoreLess
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