Barnes's Complete Geography
Barnes's Complete Geography
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The lowest terrace, which borders on the Arctic Ocean, consists of tundras, or marshes, covered, principally, with growths of coarse moss. The surface of these is, in the northern parts, constantly frozen.
12. Alluvial plains are found along the courses of all the larger rivers.
13. Lakes. — ^The Caspian Sea and the Sea of Ar'al are thought to have been formerly arms of the ocean.
Both are salt lakes. The former is below the sea-level.
There are several other salt lakes, of which Lake Balkash (...bai kash') is the largest. All are situated in the central steppe region of the continent.
14. Lake Baikal (bi kar) is the largest body of fresh water in Asia. It is about as large as Lake Erie.
15. Lake Sirikol (sirekcr), the source of the Amoo (flmcJC)'), or Ox' us River, has an altitude of 15,600 feet 16. Rivers. — The rivers of Asia are long. Those of the south have narrow valleys, rather than latrge basins. Most of them rise in the central highlands, from which they radiate in three directions, — north, east, and south, and mingle their waters with those of three oceans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lowest terrace, which borders on the Arctic Ocean, consists of tundras, or marshes, covered, principally, with growths of coarse moss. The surface of these is, in the northern parts, constantly frozen.
12. Alluvial plains are found along the courses of all the larger rivers.
13. Lakes. — ^The Caspian Sea and the Sea of Ar'al are thought to have been formerly arms of the ocean.
Both are salt lakes. The former is below the sea-level.
There are several other salt lakes, of which Lake Balkash (...bai kash') is the largest. All are situated in the central steppe region of the continent.
14. Lake Baikal (bi kar) is the largest body of fresh water in Asia. It is about as large as Lake Erie.
15. Lake Sirikol (sirekcr), the source of the Amoo (flmcJC)'), or Ox' us River, has an altitude of 15,600 feet 16. Rivers. — The rivers of Asia are long. Those of the south have narrow valleys, rather than latrge basins. Most of them rise in the central highlands, from which they radiate in three directions, — north, east, and south, and mingle their waters with those of three oceans.
What to read after Barnes's Complete Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Monteith James to read onlineMoreLess
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