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The drainage basin of this river (the Pemigewasset) covers 343.512 acres.
The Androscoggin River receives the drainage of the extensive Rangeley chain of lakes, most of which lie in Maine, but many impor- tant tributaries, particularly along the Magalloway and on the Andro- scoggin proper, in the vicinity of Berlin and Gorham, receive their waters from the New Hampshire mountain system. The drainage basin of this river covers 480,272 acres.
The Saco, the fourth of the rivers that drain the terr...itory under discussion, rises in the heart of the Crawford Notch and flows south- east, emptying into the sea below Saco and Biddeford, Me. Its drain- age basin, within which are several extensive lakes, covers 444,435 acres, and the major part of its waters are received from the mountains of New Hampshire.
A fifth river, the Piscataqua, forms for some distance the boundary between New Hampshire and Maine and furnishes considerable water power on its upper reaches.
New Hampshire as a whole is singularly fortunate in the number of lakes and ponds that constitute natural reservoirs and assist very mate- rially in preserving continuity of flow in rivers and smaller streams, but in the immediate vicinity of the region where the larger part of the proposed reserve should be established these natural reservoirs are entirely lacking, and the streams depend for their constant supply on the waters stored in the spongy duff that forms the forest floor and kept from evaporation by the dense shade of the forest cover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The drainage basin of this river (the Pemigewasset) covers 343.512 acres.
The Androscoggin River receives the drainage of the extensive Rangeley chain of lakes, most of which lie in Maine, but many impor- tant tributaries, particularly along the Magalloway and on the Andro- scoggin proper, in the vicinity of Berlin and Gorham, receive their waters from the New Hampshire mountain system. The drainage basin of this river covers 480,272 acres.
The Saco, the fourth of the rivers that drain the terr...itory under discussion, rises in the heart of the Crawford Notch and flows south- east, emptying into the sea below Saco and Biddeford, Me. Its drain- age basin, within which are several extensive lakes, covers 444,435 acres, and the major part of its waters are received from the mountains of New Hampshire.
A fifth river, the Piscataqua, forms for some distance the boundary between New Hampshire and Maine and furnishes considerable water power on its upper reaches.
New Hampshire as a whole is singularly fortunate in the number of lakes and ponds that constitute natural reservoirs and assist very mate- rially in preserving continuity of flow in rivers and smaller streams, but in the immediate vicinity of the region where the larger part of the proposed reserve should be established these natural reservoirs are entirely lacking, and the streams depend for their constant supply on the waters stored in the spongy duff that forms the forest floor and kept from evaporation by the dense shade of the forest cover.
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