Special Method in Geography for Third And Fourth Grades
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In the south central part of the state some of the coal beds lie more than a thousand feet below the surface, but only the upper veins, nearer the surface, are yet worked. Many thousands of men are employed in the coal mines of Illinois. In 1889, 11, 597, 963 tons of coal were mined in Illinois, which stands second only to Pennsylvania in the amount of coal produced.
Several of the neighboring - states also have extensive coal areas. A strip along the south- western part of Indiana yields much ...coal. This is a continuation of the Illinois field, and extends south through Kentucky into Tennessee. Alto- gether these four states have about sixty thou- sand square miles of coal area.
Another extensive coal field, larger still, ex- tends through central and western Iowa, into Mis- souri, Eastern Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas, and Indian Territory. The whole western slope of the Alleghany mountains also has rich coal deposits, as in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the south central part of the state some of the coal beds lie more than a thousand feet below the surface, but only the upper veins, nearer the surface, are yet worked. Many thousands of men are employed in the coal mines of Illinois. In 1889, 11, 597, 963 tons of coal were mined in Illinois, which stands second only to Pennsylvania in the amount of coal produced.
Several of the neighboring - states also have extensive coal areas. A strip along the south- western part of Indiana yields much ...coal. This is a continuation of the Illinois field, and extends south through Kentucky into Tennessee. Alto- gether these four states have about sixty thou- sand square miles of coal area.
Another extensive coal field, larger still, ex- tends through central and western Iowa, into Mis- souri, Eastern Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas, and Indian Territory. The whole western slope of the Alleghany mountains also has rich coal deposits, as in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama.
What to read after Special Method in Geography for Third And Fourth Grades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Alexander Mcmurry to read onlineMoreLess
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