Commercial Geography
Commercial Geography
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De- troit (with Wiivdsor^ Ont.) owes its growth piixtly to its stra- tegic position on the strait connecting Lake Huron and Lake Erie, and partly for its position between the lakes.
It is an important collecting and distributing point for lake- freights, and the chief centre of commerce with Canada.
Several east-and-west trunk lines and local lines of I'ailway have freight terminals in the city; it is also the centre of the most complete system of interurban electric railways in the world. Port... Huron (with Sarnia, Ont.) has a geographic position similar to that of Detroit, and is also an important lake-port. The St. Clair Eiver is tunnelled at this point.
Cleveland^ Toledo, Sandusky, and Erie contribute very largely to the lake-trade. G^^and Rapids is the business centre of furniture manufacture of the United States.
The great iron-ore ranges about Lake Superior have had much to do with the growth of the local lake-trade. This has resulted in the establishment of a large number of shipping- ports near the head of the lakes, and also a num- ber of receiving ports on the south shores of Lake Erie and Lake Michigan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
De- troit (with Wiivdsor^ Ont.) owes its growth piixtly to its stra- tegic position on the strait connecting Lake Huron and Lake Erie, and partly for its position between the lakes.
It is an important collecting and distributing point for lake- freights, and the chief centre of commerce with Canada.
Several east-and-west trunk lines and local lines of I'ailway have freight terminals in the city; it is also the centre of the most complete system of interurban electric railways in the world. Port... Huron (with Sarnia, Ont.) has a geographic position similar to that of Detroit, and is also an important lake-port. The St. Clair Eiver is tunnelled at this point.
Cleveland^ Toledo, Sandusky, and Erie contribute very largely to the lake-trade. G^^and Rapids is the business centre of furniture manufacture of the United States.
The great iron-ore ranges about Lake Superior have had much to do with the growth of the local lake-trade. This has resulted in the establishment of a large number of shipping- ports near the head of the lakes, and also a num- ber of receiving ports on the south shores of Lake Erie and Lake Michigan.
What to read after Commercial Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Redway Jacques Wardlaw to read onlineMoreLess
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