Geography of Virginia
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Name the live stock of Virginia. What three things are favorable to manufactures? Give the chief manufactures of Vir- ginia.' Name others. What five things help the com- merce of the State? Name two important canals in the eastern part. What are the chief shipping-ports of Virginia? Name the principal exports. What article is largely shipped to southern countries? Why ?
RAILROADS.
The most important railroads of Virginia are the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac ; the Richmond and Alleghany;... the Richmond and Petersburg; the Richmond and Danville; Virginia Midland; Norfolk and Western; and the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Questions. — Name the principal railroads of Vir- ginia. Point them out on the map.
TIDEWATER.
Tidewater is the name given to the eastern and southeastern part of Virginia, and com- prises about one-fourth of the State. It extends one hundred miles back from the ocean, and is nearlyas large as the whole State of Maryland.
Its surface consists of lowlands, with marshy places along the coast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Name the live stock of Virginia. What three things are favorable to manufactures? Give the chief manufactures of Vir- ginia.' Name others. What five things help the com- merce of the State? Name two important canals in the eastern part. What are the chief shipping-ports of Virginia? Name the principal exports. What article is largely shipped to southern countries? Why ?
RAILROADS.
The most important railroads of Virginia are the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac ; the Richmond and Alleghany;... the Richmond and Petersburg; the Richmond and Danville; Virginia Midland; Norfolk and Western; and the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Questions. — Name the principal railroads of Vir- ginia. Point them out on the map.
TIDEWATER.
Tidewater is the name given to the eastern and southeastern part of Virginia, and com- prises about one-fourth of the State. It extends one hundred miles back from the ocean, and is nearlyas large as the whole State of Maryland.
Its surface consists of lowlands, with marshy places along the coast.
What to read after Geography of Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henning, Julia Ryon, 1861-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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