The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and General Literature, 7. köideHenry G. Allen Company, 1890 |
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... surface drainage . Along the central ridge , the water- level lies at a great depth from the surface ( 228 feet ) , but it rises gradually as the country declines towards the great rivers . To meet the demand for water five canals have ...
... surface drainage . Along the central ridge , the water- level lies at a great depth from the surface ( 228 feet ) , but it rises gradually as the country declines towards the great rivers . To meet the demand for water five canals have ...
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... surface is very chaster highly diversified . The aped by the bleak , bare table - land of a wood slope on the west to the valley at the east to the Vale of Clwyd , by dived from the Clwydian range and the munication between London and ...
... surface is very chaster highly diversified . The aped by the bleak , bare table - land of a wood slope on the west to the valley at the east to the Vale of Clwyd , by dived from the Clwydian range and the munication between London and ...
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... surface is very ver highly diversified . The y the bicak , bare tablo - land of slope on the west to the valley east to the Vale of Clwyd , by d to the Clwydian range and the the N. it stretches along the bays of Dry and on the S. it is ...
... surface is very ver highly diversified . The y the bicak , bare tablo - land of slope on the west to the valley east to the Vale of Clwyd , by d to the Clwydian range and the the N. it stretches along the bays of Dry and on the S. it is ...
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... surface is very irregular , and its physical character highly diversified . The N.W. portion is occupied by the bleak , bare table - land of the Hiraethog hills , which slope on the west to the valley of the Conway and on the east to ...
... surface is very irregular , and its physical character highly diversified . The N.W. portion is occupied by the bleak , bare table - land of the Hiraethog hills , which slope on the west to the valley of the Conway and on the east to ...
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... Surface . - The coasts of Denmark is gener- ally low and sandy ; the whole western shore of Jutland is a succession of sand - ridges and shallow lagoons , very danger ous to shipping . Skagen , or the Scaw , a long , low , sandy point ...
... Surface . - The coasts of Denmark is gener- ally low and sandy ; the whole western shore of Jutland is a succession of sand - ridges and shallow lagoons , very danger ous to shipping . Skagen , or the Scaw , a long , low , sandy point ...
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