Commercial Geography
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250. Switzerland. Of the soil, besides the necessity of importing lumber. In recent years, however, serious attempts have been made to reforest the denuded slopes.
AU ST RI A. HUNGARY AND SWITZERLAND 3^7 Between the timber line and the snow line (6, 000-9, 000 feet) is the zone of summer pastures, where the herds are driven upward as summer advances and downward as fall draws near. In winter they are fed on hay and fodder grown in the valleys. The country is thus pastoral rather than agri- cult...ural. Cheese, condensed milk, and chocolate, in which milk is one ingredient, are consequently very important exports. The railways, by furnishing a market for dairy products, have immensely increased the value of these moun- tain pastures.
The unproductive heights above the snow line have also become highly profitable by reason of the scenery. Switzer- NctlierlaJtds $65. 61- Switzerland Jafan Germany.. '.
Great Britain France Italy India Spain Austria-Hungary.
United States Russia . 40. 97 • iy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
250. Switzerland. Of the soil, besides the necessity of importing lumber. In recent years, however, serious attempts have been made to reforest the denuded slopes.
AU ST RI A. HUNGARY AND SWITZERLAND 3^7 Between the timber line and the snow line (6, 000-9, 000 feet) is the zone of summer pastures, where the herds are driven upward as summer advances and downward as fall draws near. In winter they are fed on hay and fodder grown in the valleys. The country is thus pastoral rather than agri- cult...ural. Cheese, condensed milk, and chocolate, in which milk is one ingredient, are consequently very important exports. The railways, by furnishing a market for dairy products, have immensely increased the value of these moun- tain pastures.
The unproductive heights above the snow line have also become highly profitable by reason of the scenery. Switzer- NctlierlaJtds $65. 61- Switzerland Jafan Germany.. '.
Great Britain France Italy India Spain Austria-Hungary.
United States Russia . 40. 97 • iy.
What to read after Commercial Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Van Dyke Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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