High School Geography
High School Geography
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The New York Metropolitan District includes New York City and the immediately surrounding region (Fig. 287). The dis- trict includes small portions of Connecticut and New Jersey, as well as the southern point of New York, the western end of Long Island, and Staten Island. It is set thickly with cities Yonkers, Jersey City, Newark, Passaic, Paterson, Hoboken, Elizabeth, Bayonne, and several others. In this Metropolitan District are about 20 cities of over 25, 000 population; as many people live ...there as in the whole Dominion of Canada, and within its limits more goods are manufactured than in South America and Canada combined. There are several of our states and some foreign coun- tries in which the total of manufactures does not reach 20 million dollars a year; in the Metropolitan District alone there are nearly fifty different articles each of which is manufactured to the value of 20 million dollars or more a year.
Near the water's edge, in both New Jersey and New York, are great sugar refineries which receive raw sugar by shiploads from the West Indies, the East Indies, Hawaii, Central America, and South America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The New York Metropolitan District includes New York City and the immediately surrounding region (Fig. 287). The dis- trict includes small portions of Connecticut and New Jersey, as well as the southern point of New York, the western end of Long Island, and Staten Island. It is set thickly with cities Yonkers, Jersey City, Newark, Passaic, Paterson, Hoboken, Elizabeth, Bayonne, and several others. In this Metropolitan District are about 20 cities of over 25, 000 population; as many people live ...there as in the whole Dominion of Canada, and within its limits more goods are manufactured than in South America and Canada combined. There are several of our states and some foreign coun- tries in which the total of manufactures does not reach 20 million dollars a year; in the Metropolitan District alone there are nearly fifty different articles each of which is manufactured to the value of 20 million dollars or more a year.
Near the water's edge, in both New Jersey and New York, are great sugar refineries which receive raw sugar by shiploads from the West Indies, the East Indies, Hawaii, Central America, and South America.
What to read after High School Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray Hughes Whitbeck to read onlineMoreLess
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