Center of Population
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Tlj;s southwasil movement was due to the accession of Florida and to tiic rapid extension of settlements in Mississippi, Louis- iar.a, ami Arkansas. Between 1830 and 1840 its westward movr;,iea» amounted to fifty-five miles, wliile, instead of bearing south\v.,i-(l, it bore slightly northward to a point sixteen miles south of f^larksburg. West Virgir'.ia, the extension of settlement in Miei)i;j.m and Wisconsin having apparently overbalanced that in the f.a sunth. Between 1840 and 1850 it again ...made fifty- fiv ; luile- ,>f westing and turned slightly southward, being found at a I .t twenty-three miles southeast of Parkersburg, West Vi '^\ na. The change to the southward was probably due to rhi -x. lexation of Texas, which embraced a considerable popu- lation.
Erom ISoO to I860 it moved eighty-one miles to the westward and turned sligbt!'; northward, reaching a point twenty miles south of ChiUicothe, Ohio. From 1860 to 1870 it moved west- \vard forty -two miles, besides making a considerable northing, being in 1S70 forty-eight miles east by north of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tlj;s southwasil movement was due to the accession of Florida and to tiic rapid extension of settlements in Mississippi, Louis- iar.a, ami Arkansas. Between 1830 and 1840 its westward movr;,iea» amounted to fifty-five miles, wliile, instead of bearing south\v.,i-(l, it bore slightly northward to a point sixteen miles south of f^larksburg. West Virgir'.ia, the extension of settlement in Miei)i;j.m and Wisconsin having apparently overbalanced that in the f.a sunth. Between 1840 and 1850 it again ...made fifty- fiv ; luile- ,>f westing and turned slightly southward, being found at a I .t twenty-three miles southeast of Parkersburg, West Vi '^\ na. The change to the southward was probably due to rhi -x. lexation of Texas, which embraced a considerable popu- lation.
Erom ISoO to I860 it moved eighty-one miles to the westward and turned sligbt!'; northward, reaching a point twenty miles south of ChiUicothe, Ohio. From 1860 to 1870 it moved west- \vard forty -two miles, besides making a considerable northing, being in 1S70 forty-eight miles east by north of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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