New Englands Prospect 1933
New Englands Prospect 1933
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, through Bennington, Rutland, and Burlington along the east- ern shore of and on the islands in Lake Champlain to Alburgh on the Quebec boundary, where it connects with the Canadian National to form a through route to Montreal. It connects also with the Boston & Maine at Bellows Falls by a branch from Rutland to make a through route from Montreal to Boston. A branch of the Rutland runs from Alburgh to Ogdensburg on the St. Lawrence River, where connection is made with freight-carrying boats th...rough the Great Lakes. The traffic on the road is relatively light.
In addition to the Central Vermont the Canadian National System controls also the old Atlantic & St. Lawrence R. R. , usually designated as the Grand Trunk in Maine. It extends from Portland through Gorham, N. H. , to Island Pond, Vt. , where it connects with the 348 NEW ENGLAND'S PROSPECT Canadian National's line to Montreal, forming a through freight route between Montreal and Portland, where the railroad has a modern water terminal intended to handle export Canadian grain when the ports of Montreal and Quebec are closed by ice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, through Bennington, Rutland, and Burlington along the east- ern shore of and on the islands in Lake Champlain to Alburgh on the Quebec boundary, where it connects with the Canadian National to form a through route to Montreal. It connects also with the Boston & Maine at Bellows Falls by a branch from Rutland to make a through route from Montreal to Boston. A branch of the Rutland runs from Alburgh to Ogdensburg on the St. Lawrence River, where connection is made with freight-carrying boats th...rough the Great Lakes. The traffic on the road is relatively light.
In addition to the Central Vermont the Canadian National System controls also the old Atlantic & St. Lawrence R. R. , usually designated as the Grand Trunk in Maine. It extends from Portland through Gorham, N. H. , to Island Pond, Vt. , where it connects with the 348 NEW ENGLAND'S PROSPECT Canadian National's line to Montreal, forming a through freight route between Montreal and Portland, where the railroad has a modern water terminal intended to handle export Canadian grain when the ports of Montreal and Quebec are closed by ice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Geographical Society of New York to read onlineMoreLess
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