The Geography of Nature Or the World As It is
The Geography of Nature Or the World As It is
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The Scheldt is an inconsiderable volume of water, which has, however, acquired a certain importance by facilitating in Bel- gium the establishment of numerous canals, promoting the com- merce of Flanders by opening communications with very distant countries. Rivers of the English Channel. — The Somme, a river which traverses turfy but fertile meadows, is only rendered navi- gable by means of a canal lateral to the Somme, which opens communications of inestimable importance to a very industrial ...country. The Seme descends from the mountains of Cote d'Or, describes a course remarkable for its sinuosities, and flows into the sea by a large mouth. Near the latter may be observed a phenomenon known under the name of water bar, and which is occasioned by the circumstance that the rising tide stems the waters of the river, and prevents them from entering the sea. The most important tributaries of the Seine are, on the right, the Aube, the Marne, the Oise, increased by the Aisne, and, on the left, the Tonne and the Eure.
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The Scheldt is an inconsiderable volume of water, which has, however, acquired a certain importance by facilitating in Bel- gium the establishment of numerous canals, promoting the com- merce of Flanders by opening communications with very distant countries. Rivers of the English Channel. — The Somme, a river which traverses turfy but fertile meadows, is only rendered navi- gable by means of a canal lateral to the Somme, which opens communications of inestimable importance to a very industrial ...country. The Seme descends from the mountains of Cote d'Or, describes a course remarkable for its sinuosities, and flows into the sea by a large mouth. Near the latter may be observed a phenomenon known under the name of water bar, and which is occasioned by the circumstance that the rising tide stems the waters of the river, and prevents them from entering the sea. The most important tributaries of the Seine are, on the right, the Aube, the Marne, the Oise, increased by the Aisne, and, on the left, the Tonne and the Eure.
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