The Universal Geography Earth And Its Inhabitants volume 17 Mexico Central a
The Universal Geography Earth And Its Inhabitants volume 17 Mexico Central a
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267 1887) returned a total of 332, 000, of whom nearly three-fourths were Ladinos. The stream of immigration has not yet been directed to the state, and in the whole country there are scarcely 500 foreigners, apart from the so-caUed "English" immigrants from Belize and Jamaica. Honduras has developed no industries, and even its agricultural produce scarcely suflSces for more than the local demand. The banana, caoutchouc and coffee plantations have, however, in recent years acquired some importa...nce, while the tobacco of Copan and Santa Rosa has long been appreciated. Xext to gold and silver, the chief staple of the export trade was timber, especially the Fig. 114. — FoNSECA Bay. Scale 1 : 1, C«0. 0C0. West-oF GreenwicK Otoo FaUxoma. Deptas. 5 to 12 Fathoms. 12 Fathoms and upwards. , IS iines. Mahogany, which reaches its greatest perfection in the forests of Honduras. But the finest trees have been recklessly felled without any attempt at replanting, and as maho
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267 1887) returned a total of 332, 000, of whom nearly three-fourths were Ladinos. The stream of immigration has not yet been directed to the state, and in the whole country there are scarcely 500 foreigners, apart from the so-caUed "English" immigrants from Belize and Jamaica. Honduras has developed no industries, and even its agricultural produce scarcely suflSces for more than the local demand. The banana, caoutchouc and coffee plantations have, however, in recent years acquired some importa...nce, while the tobacco of Copan and Santa Rosa has long been appreciated. Xext to gold and silver, the chief staple of the export trade was timber, especially the Fig. 114. — FoNSECA Bay. Scale 1 : 1, C«0. 0C0. West-oF GreenwicK Otoo FaUxoma. Deptas. 5 to 12 Fathoms. 12 Fathoms and upwards. , IS iines. Mahogany, which reaches its greatest perfection in the forests of Honduras. But the finest trees have been recklessly felled without any attempt at replanting, and as maho
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