The Republic of Finland. An Economic And Financial Survey
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Besides the railways and high=roads the watcr=routes play an important part in the traffic of the country. In former times they were the main lines of communication. In fact it was along them that colonization first penetrated into the interior of the country.
There is hardly any other country in the world which is so intersected by water as is Finland.
In this »land of a thousand lakes* there are large or small water=routes everywhere. In the districts where the lakes are fewer, as for example... near the coast, river adjoins river. These favourable natural characteristics have in the course of time been improved; certain rapids have been dredged, shallow waters, deepened, and canals cut. At present the total length of the inland water=routes is estimated as below: Buoy channels 3,600 km » » for boats 2,900 » Principal water=ways for floating wood 10,000 » Fig. 134 a. One of the harbours of Helsinki (Helsingfors).
51 Fig, 135. Canal in the interior of the countryj Fig. 136. Channelstype.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides the railways and high=roads the watcr=routes play an important part in the traffic of the country. In former times they were the main lines of communication. In fact it was along them that colonization first penetrated into the interior of the country.
There is hardly any other country in the world which is so intersected by water as is Finland.
In this »land of a thousand lakes* there are large or small water=routes everywhere. In the districts where the lakes are fewer, as for example... near the coast, river adjoins river. These favourable natural characteristics have in the course of time been improved; certain rapids have been dredged, shallow waters, deepened, and canals cut. At present the total length of the inland water=routes is estimated as below: Buoy channels 3,600 km » » for boats 2,900 » Principal water=ways for floating wood 10,000 » Fig. 134 a. One of the harbours of Helsinki (Helsingfors).
51 Fig, 135. Canal in the interior of the countryj Fig. 136. Channelstype.
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