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Pop. 69,000. Bajmahal, ^O miles fai-ther east, is an ancient but ruined town.
Monghyr, on the Ganges, manufactures fire-arms and iron goods. Fop. 57,000.
(3.) Chutia Nagpub comprises the south-western portion of the Presidency of Bengal. The greater part of the surface is a plateau of moderate elevation, a continuation of the Vindhya range. A range of hills crossing the centre of the province forms the watershed between the Son and other affluents of the 16 Ganges in the north and west, and aff...luents of the Mahdnadi in the south and east. In the west is the Khuria Plateau. The soil is not fertile. About a third of the surface is covered with jungle. The forests, remnants of the Great Dandaka forest, yield valuable timber. More than three-fourths of the popula- tion are Hindus ; of aboriginal tribes the principal are the Kols and Santals. The province came into British possession in 1853, on the death of the last Mahratta rajah. In the south are nine small tributary states. There are no large towns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pop. 69,000. Bajmahal, ^O miles fai-ther east, is an ancient but ruined town.
Monghyr, on the Ganges, manufactures fire-arms and iron goods. Fop. 57,000.
(3.) Chutia Nagpub comprises the south-western portion of the Presidency of Bengal. The greater part of the surface is a plateau of moderate elevation, a continuation of the Vindhya range. A range of hills crossing the centre of the province forms the watershed between the Son and other affluents of the 16 Ganges in the north and west, and aff...luents of the Mahdnadi in the south and east. In the west is the Khuria Plateau. The soil is not fertile. About a third of the surface is covered with jungle. The forests, remnants of the Great Dandaka forest, yield valuable timber. More than three-fourths of the popula- tion are Hindus ; of aboriginal tribes the principal are the Kols and Santals. The province came into British possession in 1853, on the death of the last Mahratta rajah. In the south are nine small tributary states. There are no large towns.
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