Visual Geography of California
Visual Geography of California
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Ducks and geese are found in great flights over the rice fields of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley. They are also plentiful around the lowlands adjoining the Salton Sea. Most of the smaller bodies of water of the state provide some duck hunting.
Due to the warm climate of California many birds are native to the state. There are of course hundreds of different kinds but those commonly noticed by visitors are meadow- larks, nightingales, linnets, orioles, robins, jays, flickers, warblers, s...parrows, finches, woodpeckers and road-runners. The golden eagle may often be seen in the higher mountains.
56 Transportation On Land and Sea To transport is to move, and the name transportation is used to tell us the manner of moving. This map shows us the railroad and ocean transportation lines. Nearly all of our farming, manufacturing and mining products are shipped by boat, train, truck (see next page) and airplane (page 58).
When California was young it had only boats and horses to move its goods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ducks and geese are found in great flights over the rice fields of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley. They are also plentiful around the lowlands adjoining the Salton Sea. Most of the smaller bodies of water of the state provide some duck hunting.
Due to the warm climate of California many birds are native to the state. There are of course hundreds of different kinds but those commonly noticed by visitors are meadow- larks, nightingales, linnets, orioles, robins, jays, flickers, warblers, s...parrows, finches, woodpeckers and road-runners. The golden eagle may often be seen in the higher mountains.
56 Transportation On Land and Sea To transport is to move, and the name transportation is used to tell us the manner of moving. This map shows us the railroad and ocean transportation lines. Nearly all of our farming, manufacturing and mining products are shipped by boat, train, truck (see next page) and airplane (page 58).
When California was young it had only boats and horses to move its goods.
What to read after Visual Geography of California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Edward From Old Catalog Floercky to read onlineMoreLess
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