The Physical Configuration of the Australian Continent
The Physical Configuration of the Australian Continent
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A. ) was the first to be traced with boats, but the Hawkesbury was found so immediately after the settlement was formed, and was so bound up in the early history of this continent that its name is part and parcel of it.
The Hunter is likewise both historical and remarkable. The valley drained by the Hunter forms a long indent in the margin of the great plateau, and, unlike the Hawkes- bury, the ascent therefrom is easy and practicable*. It was a noteworthy incident in our history that when the ...'"Lady Nelson" was examining and surveying the river, she had on board, engaged in charting it, three men v/ho had attempted the passage of the Blue Mounta-ins and been forced back — Paterson, Banailliere and Cayley. [f theiy had but known it at the time that the river they were then surveying would have led them through a smiling valley up an eas)'- ascent to the soug'ht-for land, a chapceir of our histoi'y would have been forestalled.
Another striking peculiarity of a coasital river, is when it drains a secondaiy or inferior plalteau, between the Great Divide and the coast ranges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. ) was the first to be traced with boats, but the Hawkesbury was found so immediately after the settlement was formed, and was so bound up in the early history of this continent that its name is part and parcel of it.
The Hunter is likewise both historical and remarkable. The valley drained by the Hunter forms a long indent in the margin of the great plateau, and, unlike the Hawkes- bury, the ascent therefrom is easy and practicable*. It was a noteworthy incident in our history that when the ...'"Lady Nelson" was examining and surveying the river, she had on board, engaged in charting it, three men v/ho had attempted the passage of the Blue Mounta-ins and been forced back — Paterson, Banailliere and Cayley. [f theiy had but known it at the time that the river they were then surveying would have led them through a smiling valley up an eas)'- ascent to the soug'ht-for land, a chapceir of our histoi'y would have been forestalled.
Another striking peculiarity of a coasital river, is when it drains a secondaiy or inferior plalteau, between the Great Divide and the coast ranges.
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