Longman's School Geography
Longman's School Geography
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All the other chief towns are on the fiords of the west coast, and depend mainly on the fisheries. The principal market for fish is Bergen, the second largest town in Norway, on a fiord near the south ; and the coasts between this inlet and the south- ern point of Norway (Gape Lindesnaes) are the principal scene of the herring fishery. God, on the other hand, are principally caught in the channel between the Lofoten Islands and the mainland, where they arrive in countless shoals about the begin...ning of February. Here, while the long Arctic night still continues, from 15,000 to 20,000 fisher- men assemble every year with about 4,000 boats, and the fishery goes on till April. The cod are split open and dried on long lines of wooden framework (stockfish), or salted and dried on the cliffs behind the fishermen's huts (Tdvppfish), 4, and the liver is preserved for the making of cod-liver oil. Throndhjem lies farther north than Bergen, on a comparatively broad fiord, affording some space for agriculture on its shores, and from it an easy road (now a railway) leads across the fjeld into the south-east of Sweden.
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All the other chief towns are on the fiords of the west coast, and depend mainly on the fisheries. The principal market for fish is Bergen, the second largest town in Norway, on a fiord near the south ; and the coasts between this inlet and the south- ern point of Norway (Gape Lindesnaes) are the principal scene of the herring fishery. God, on the other hand, are principally caught in the channel between the Lofoten Islands and the mainland, where they arrive in countless shoals about the begin...ning of February. Here, while the long Arctic night still continues, from 15,000 to 20,000 fisher- men assemble every year with about 4,000 boats, and the fishery goes on till April. The cod are split open and dried on long lines of wooden framework (stockfish), or salted and dried on the cliffs behind the fishermen's huts (Tdvppfish), 4, and the liver is preserved for the making of cod-liver oil. Throndhjem lies farther north than Bergen, on a comparatively broad fiord, affording some space for agriculture on its shores, and from it an easy road (now a railway) leads across the fjeld into the south-east of Sweden.
What to read after Longman's School Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chisholm, Geo. G. (George Goudie), 1850-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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