Plain Facts About Mexico the Country States And Cities the People the Resour
Plain Facts About Mexico the Country States And Cities the People the Resour
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From Tampico lines of the Central Mexican traverse the tropical lowlands to Mon- terey, Aguascalientes, and Mexico City. At Vera Cruz are the Gulf terminals of the Interoceanic and Mexican lines, both of which extend to Mexico City. A third line, the Vera Cruz al Isthmo, ex- tends southeast, then south to the Tehuantepec road, and thus connects Vera Cruz with the Pacific coast. The Tehuantepec road, 'built to handle freight between the Atlantic and Pacific, begins at Puerto Mexico and extends t...o Salina Cruz. The Pan-American road begins at San Geronimo, on the Tehuantepec line, and is in operation to the border of Guatemala. A new line is being laid out from Santa Lucrecia, on the Tehuantepec road, to Campeche, designed to link the United Railways of Yucatan with the National Railways system. The Mexican Southern Rail- road extends from the city of Puebla, about 100 miles southeast of Mexico City, to Oaxaca, in 46 TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE the State of the same name and thence about sixty miles to Ejutla.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Tampico lines of the Central Mexican traverse the tropical lowlands to Mon- terey, Aguascalientes, and Mexico City. At Vera Cruz are the Gulf terminals of the Interoceanic and Mexican lines, both of which extend to Mexico City. A third line, the Vera Cruz al Isthmo, ex- tends southeast, then south to the Tehuantepec road, and thus connects Vera Cruz with the Pacific coast. The Tehuantepec road, 'built to handle freight between the Atlantic and Pacific, begins at Puerto Mexico and extends t...o Salina Cruz. The Pan-American road begins at San Geronimo, on the Tehuantepec line, and is in operation to the border of Guatemala. A new line is being laid out from Santa Lucrecia, on the Tehuantepec road, to Campeche, designed to link the United Railways of Yucatan with the National Railways system. The Mexican Southern Rail- road extends from the city of Puebla, about 100 miles southeast of Mexico City, to Oaxaca, in 46 TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE the State of the same name and thence about sixty miles to Ejutla.
What to read after Plain Facts About Mexico the Country States And Cities the People the Resour?
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