Military Geography Lectures in the Department of Military Art Delivered Before
Military Geography Lectures in the Department of Military Art Delivered Before
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In these lands the usual temperature ranges from 70 to 85 F. ; but near the sea level, consequently at all sea ports, the summer temperature frequently rises higher than 100 degrees; during the winter months the average temperature is only a few de- grees lower than in the summer.
The Temperate Lands lie between 2, 500 and 5, 000 feet above the sea, and here the ordinary daily temperature ran- ges between 65 and 70 F. Throughout the year.
The Cold Regions include the portions of the surface hig...her than 5, 000, and this division embraces more than three- fourths the area of Mexico. The extremes of 45 and 80 F. Are seldom exceeded below 8, 000 feet altitude. The climate is cold as compared with that of the coast country; but not as compared with that of any portion of the United States, except portions of Florida and the Gulf Coast.
The healthfulness of the different regions of Mexico de- pends upon their climate; the most healthy being those en- joying a dry climate, whether hot, temperate, or cold; and the most unhealthy being those in which humidity prevails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In these lands the usual temperature ranges from 70 to 85 F. ; but near the sea level, consequently at all sea ports, the summer temperature frequently rises higher than 100 degrees; during the winter months the average temperature is only a few de- grees lower than in the summer.
The Temperate Lands lie between 2, 500 and 5, 000 feet above the sea, and here the ordinary daily temperature ran- ges between 65 and 70 F. Throughout the year.
The Cold Regions include the portions of the surface hig...her than 5, 000, and this division embraces more than three- fourths the area of Mexico. The extremes of 45 and 80 F. Are seldom exceeded below 8, 000 feet altitude. The climate is cold as compared with that of the coast country; but not as compared with that of any portion of the United States, except portions of Florida and the Gulf Coast.
The healthfulness of the different regions of Mexico de- pends upon their climate; the most healthy being those en- joying a dry climate, whether hot, temperate, or cold; and the most unhealthy being those in which humidity prevails.
What to read after Military Geography Lectures in the Department of Military Art Delivered Before?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fort Leavenworth United States Infantry And Calvary School to read onlineMoreLess
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