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Acres.
Clinton 8,315 3,027 Essex 2,824 9,954 Franklin 1 Ig0 Hamilton 7,397 3 , 558 Herkimer 780 26 St. Lawrence qq Warren 645 3,081 Totals 19,962 19,892 In all 39,854, or nearly 40,000 acres.
Having now given an outline of the more important facts and statistics in regard to this region, we will proceed to a review of the considerations which have brought us to the conclusion that these great forests should be permanently preserved.
Foremost among these considerations is the question of water s...up- ply — of the maintenance of that quantity of water in the navigable rivers, in the streams that supply the canals and afford power to mills and manufactories, which from time immemorial has flowed in undiminished volume in their channels, and which only in these later days begins to slowly fail and disappear. This is, of course, a ques- tion of rain-fall, for it is to the precipitated moisture of the air that all streams or rivers owe their origin. There is nothing of greater importance to the agriculturist than rain at the proper season and in the proper quantity ; and science has demonstrated that the forests of a country are potent in the regulation of storms, the formation of 14 First Annual Report of the clouds and the descent of rain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Acres.
Clinton 8,315 3,027 Essex 2,824 9,954 Franklin 1 Ig0 Hamilton 7,397 3 , 558 Herkimer 780 26 St. Lawrence qq Warren 645 3,081 Totals 19,962 19,892 In all 39,854, or nearly 40,000 acres.
Having now given an outline of the more important facts and statistics in regard to this region, we will proceed to a review of the considerations which have brought us to the conclusion that these great forests should be permanently preserved.
Foremost among these considerations is the question of water s...up- ply — of the maintenance of that quantity of water in the navigable rivers, in the streams that supply the canals and afford power to mills and manufactories, which from time immemorial has flowed in undiminished volume in their channels, and which only in these later days begins to slowly fail and disappear. This is, of course, a ques- tion of rain-fall, for it is to the precipitated moisture of the air that all streams or rivers owe their origin. There is nothing of greater importance to the agriculturist than rain at the proper season and in the proper quantity ; and science has demonstrated that the forests of a country are potent in the regulation of storms, the formation of 14 First Annual Report of the clouds and the descent of rain.
What to read after Annual Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New York (State) Commissioners of State Parks. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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