The Western Pilot Containing Charts of the Ohio River And of the Mississippi F
The Western Pilot Containing Charts of the Ohio River And of the Mississippi F
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About four miles below No. 116, is Deadman's bar, below a right hand point: channel to the left. Between four and five miles below Deadman's bar, there is a deep bar below the left hand point: channel over towards the right shore 5 .
No. 118 Lies near the right shore: channel to the left.
Homochitto River, left side.
Channel past Homochitto nearest the right shore, and when up with the right hand point, shoot over into the bend on the left, to avoid a deep bar on the right, below the point.
Lof...lus's Height and Fort Adams, left side. Channel near the middle of the river. Between six and seven miles below Fort Adams is a bar on the left; channel to the right, and near the right shore until you are nearly up with the right hand point at the lower end of the reach; then bhoot over into the bend on the left, to avoid the bar on the right, below the point. Here the current forces very strong into the bend on the left, where the banks are wearing away continually; it is only two or three hundred yards across to the river two or three miles above the Sister Islands, (or where they once were situated, for the last of them has now disappeared) and will probably be the first place where a breach will be effected ; here will be a cut off of at least 1 8 miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About four miles below No. 116, is Deadman's bar, below a right hand point: channel to the left. Between four and five miles below Deadman's bar, there is a deep bar below the left hand point: channel over towards the right shore 5 .
No. 118 Lies near the right shore: channel to the left.
Homochitto River, left side.
Channel past Homochitto nearest the right shore, and when up with the right hand point, shoot over into the bend on the left, to avoid a deep bar on the right, below the point.
Lof...lus's Height and Fort Adams, left side. Channel near the middle of the river. Between six and seven miles below Fort Adams is a bar on the left; channel to the right, and near the right shore until you are nearly up with the right hand point at the lower end of the reach; then bhoot over into the bend on the left, to avoid the bar on the right, below the point. Here the current forces very strong into the bend on the left, where the banks are wearing away continually; it is only two or three hundred yards across to the river two or three miles above the Sister Islands, (or where they once were situated, for the last of them has now disappeared) and will probably be the first place where a breach will be effected ; here will be a cut off of at least 1 8 miles.
What to read after The Western Pilot Containing Charts of the Ohio River And of the Mississippi F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Cumings to read onlineMoreLess
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