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An American com- pany, already with large investments in Peru, has studied the irrigation possibihties of this strip. It estimates that with 1, 500, 000 acres already under irrigation it is possible to increase that amount of irrigable area 1, 000, 000 acres, or to a total of 2, 500, 000 acres.
ECONOMIC FACTS ABOUT SOUTH AMERICA 211 The intermountaiii region of Peru is between these two ranges of the xVndes. ^luch of it is so high as to limit its agricultural productivity. Furthermore, its vall...eys are long and narrow, one of which, for example, is 300 miles long, by about one mile in width, presenting a most difficult transportation problem. From present knowledge it can- not be seen how this intermountain region can ever support more than local needs. Finally, there is a third and much greater portion of Peru, to the west of the Andes, the ]\Ion- tana. Little is known about it except that it is a tropical forest with decidedly excessive rainfall, giving high humid- ity. By far its chief commercial product today is rubber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An American com- pany, already with large investments in Peru, has studied the irrigation possibihties of this strip. It estimates that with 1, 500, 000 acres already under irrigation it is possible to increase that amount of irrigable area 1, 000, 000 acres, or to a total of 2, 500, 000 acres.
ECONOMIC FACTS ABOUT SOUTH AMERICA 211 The intermountaiii region of Peru is between these two ranges of the xVndes. ^luch of it is so high as to limit its agricultural productivity. Furthermore, its vall...eys are long and narrow, one of which, for example, is 300 miles long, by about one mile in width, presenting a most difficult transportation problem. From present knowledge it can- not be seen how this intermountain region can ever support more than local needs. Finally, there is a third and much greater portion of Peru, to the west of the Andes, the ]\Ion- tana. Little is known about it except that it is a tropical forest with decidedly excessive rainfall, giving high humid- ity. By far its chief commercial product today is rubber.
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