The Journal of a Tour Into the Territory Northwest of the Alleghany ... 2, No. 37
The Journal of a Tour Into the Territory Northwest of the Alleghany ... 2, No. 37
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State of Ohio. 105 about eleven hundred miles below Plttiburg and nearly the fame diftance above New Orleans^ in Lat. 36* 43' North.* It is very crooked^but its general diredion is fouth 60 degrees weft Its common width is from five hundred to fifteen hundred yards ; but at the rapids and near the mouth it is confiderably wider.
The numerous iflands interfperfed in this river^ in many places add much to the beauty of the appearancCi but embarrafs the navigation, particularly in low water, as th...ey occafion (hoals and fand bars. They are increafing in extent at the upper end, and lofing ground at the lower ; which has led to the remark that ^^the iflands are moving up the riven- * The extent of fome of them is confidcrable. . The foil of which they are formed is very rich, and they are covered with a fine growth of trees.
In common winter and fprlngs floods the river aflbrds thirty or forty feet of water from the MiflTifippi to LouilVille ; twenty^ five or thirty feet to La Tarte's rapids ; forty above the mouth of the Great Ken^ hawa ; and a fuflliciency at all times for flat-bottomed boats and canoes, o * 37% cc', to\ J.
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State of Ohio. 105 about eleven hundred miles below Plttiburg and nearly the fame diftance above New Orleans^ in Lat. 36* 43' North.* It is very crooked^but its general diredion is fouth 60 degrees weft Its common width is from five hundred to fifteen hundred yards ; but at the rapids and near the mouth it is confiderably wider.
The numerous iflands interfperfed in this river^ in many places add much to the beauty of the appearancCi but embarrafs the navigation, particularly in low water, as th...ey occafion (hoals and fand bars. They are increafing in extent at the upper end, and lofing ground at the lower ; which has led to the remark that ^^the iflands are moving up the riven- * The extent of fome of them is confidcrable. . The foil of which they are formed is very rich, and they are covered with a fine growth of trees.
In common winter and fprlngs floods the river aflbrds thirty or forty feet of water from the MiflTifippi to LouilVille ; twenty^ five or thirty feet to La Tarte's rapids ; forty above the mouth of the Great Ken^ hawa ; and a fuflliciency at all times for flat-bottomed boats and canoes, o * 37% cc', to\ J.
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