The Tornado of 1851 in Medford West Cambridge And Waltham Middlesex County M
The Tornado of 1851 in Medford West Cambridge And Waltham Middlesex County M
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Of this last, lies a cedar only 5° S. Of W. Two rods S. Of the cedar, first named upon the hill, lies a large oak N. E. By N.
In the forest, eighty rods E. From Fulton street, it prostrated six or eight very large trees, of oak and locust, and they all lie on the N. Of the centre, pointing nearly N. N. W. Near them, in a S. S. W. Direction, lies a large tree pointing N. E. By E. Here in a dense forest, only a few trees were prostrated, while hundreds immediately be- side them remain untouched. ...It selected some of the loftiest oaks, only breaking off the tops of some, though generally uproot- ing them entirely.
The track of the tornado from Miss Brooks' to Fulton street, was over an un- even, but not hilly surface. None of the THE TORNADO. 2§ elevations are more than twenty-five or thirty feet. Part of the territory was open and cleared land and part was well wooded.
Direction in which buildings were thrown. The directions in which buildings were thrown were according to the general state- ment^ before made, if we confine that state- ment to large masses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of this last, lies a cedar only 5° S. Of W. Two rods S. Of the cedar, first named upon the hill, lies a large oak N. E. By N.
In the forest, eighty rods E. From Fulton street, it prostrated six or eight very large trees, of oak and locust, and they all lie on the N. Of the centre, pointing nearly N. N. W. Near them, in a S. S. W. Direction, lies a large tree pointing N. E. By E. Here in a dense forest, only a few trees were prostrated, while hundreds immediately be- side them remain untouched. ...It selected some of the loftiest oaks, only breaking off the tops of some, though generally uproot- ing them entirely.
The track of the tornado from Miss Brooks' to Fulton street, was over an un- even, but not hilly surface. None of the THE TORNADO. 2§ elevations are more than twenty-five or thirty feet. Part of the territory was open and cleared land and part was well wooded.
Direction in which buildings were thrown. The directions in which buildings were thrown were according to the general state- ment^ before made, if we confine that state- ment to large masses.
What to read after The Tornado of 1851 in Medford West Cambridge And Waltham Middlesex County M?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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