New Geography book Ii
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The privations which resulted from the great World War have spurred the Dutch nation to renew their efforts to drain a large part of the Zuider Zee. The Zuider Zee is an inland body of water so nearly inclosed that it looks like a lake. Plans are now being made for work that will cover a period of thirty years and will reclaim 400, 000 acres of land for farming and grazing. See map on 2)age 171.
C'ourteaj of Williamo, Browa, and £uU Fig. 349. A nearer view of a Dutch windmill shows how large th...ese mills are. Compare the size of the mill with the buildings beside it.
What use is made of these windmills ?
176 THE NETHERLANDS Floods. At times the storm waves have succeeded iu breaking through the line of dunes that border the coast, and terrible floods have resulted. In many places, however, the sand dunes, where they form a sufficiently broad belt, serve as natm-al dikes.
Natural resources and oc- cupations. About two fifths of Holland is pasture land, and dairy farming* has very naturally become the lead- ing occupation (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The privations which resulted from the great World War have spurred the Dutch nation to renew their efforts to drain a large part of the Zuider Zee. The Zuider Zee is an inland body of water so nearly inclosed that it looks like a lake. Plans are now being made for work that will cover a period of thirty years and will reclaim 400, 000 acres of land for farming and grazing. See map on 2)age 171.
C'ourteaj of Williamo, Browa, and £uU Fig. 349. A nearer view of a Dutch windmill shows how large th...ese mills are. Compare the size of the mill with the buildings beside it.
What use is made of these windmills ?
176 THE NETHERLANDS Floods. At times the storm waves have succeeded iu breaking through the line of dunes that border the coast, and terrible floods have resulted. In many places, however, the sand dunes, where they form a sufficiently broad belt, serve as natm-al dikes.
Natural resources and oc- cupations. About two fifths of Holland is pasture land, and dairy farming* has very naturally become the lead- ing occupation (Fig.
What to read after New Geography book Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Walter Atwood to read onlineMoreLess
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