Geography of Asia
Geography of Asia
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46 THE FRENCH POSSESSIONS Cochin China ("]» t£ $j).
Cochin China is a French colony, bounded on the north by Annam, the French Laos, and Cambodia; on the east and south by the China Sea; and on the west by Cambodia and the Gulf of Siam. The southern part of Cochin China is a great plain mostly devoted to the growing of rice. The Meikong River (p ^ £Q empties into the China Sea by five large mouths in Lower Cochin China, which is intersected by many small rivers and canals. Cochin China is divid...ed into seven provinces.
The capital and most important city is Saigon (ig j|). Its population is about 20, 000. The city is situated on the Saigon River, about 40 miles from the sea. The largest vessels can come up the river to Saigon. The city is well built, and contains large docks and many fine buildings. It is connected with Singapore, Haiphong, and Hongkong by submarine cable, and land telegraph lines connect it with the principal interior towns. A railway, 25 miles long, connects Saigon with Mitho (H |£) on the Meikong River.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
46 THE FRENCH POSSESSIONS Cochin China ("]» t£ $j).
Cochin China is a French colony, bounded on the north by Annam, the French Laos, and Cambodia; on the east and south by the China Sea; and on the west by Cambodia and the Gulf of Siam. The southern part of Cochin China is a great plain mostly devoted to the growing of rice. The Meikong River (p ^ £Q empties into the China Sea by five large mouths in Lower Cochin China, which is intersected by many small rivers and canals. Cochin China is divid...ed into seven provinces.
The capital and most important city is Saigon (ig j|). Its population is about 20, 000. The city is situated on the Saigon River, about 40 miles from the sea. The largest vessels can come up the river to Saigon. The city is well built, and contains large docks and many fine buildings. It is connected with Singapore, Haiphong, and Hongkong by submarine cable, and land telegraph lines connect it with the principal interior towns. A railway, 25 miles long, connects Saigon with Mitho (H |£) on the Meikong River.
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