The Universal Geography Earth And Its Inhabitants volume 8 India And Indo Chi
The Universal Geography Earth And Its Inhabitants volume 8 India And Indo Chi
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Ballari is now one of the chief military stations in British India. Below Bijanagar, the Tunga-bhadra forms the frontier between the Madras Presidency and the Nizam's dominions. But above its confluence with the Kistna the only large place on its banks is Karmd, which is almost cut off from all com- munication with the rest of the country. Hence great difficulty was found in Fig. 130. — Diamond Fields of Kausui, . Scale 1 : 1, 770, 000. Karnou EofGr 78°I0 7aM0 Diamond Mines. ^ — ■ _ 12 Miles. S...upplying it with provisions during the famine of 1877, when the normal rate of mortality was more than trebled. Its trade has also now been diverted to Gntti, Adoni, and Raij^mr, stations on the Madras and Bombay railway. Between Adoni and E, aijpur the line is carried over the Tmiga-bhadra on a bridge 1, 250 yards long and supported by 53 piers. The diamond-fields in the Karnul district are now worked only near Bciiiaf/aiipi/i, RamalJwta, and one or two other places. These mines have frequently been visited since the time of Tavernier, when they yielded stones valued at 16, 000 crowns, and when colonies of diamond- cutters were settled in the neighbourhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ballari is now one of the chief military stations in British India. Below Bijanagar, the Tunga-bhadra forms the frontier between the Madras Presidency and the Nizam's dominions. But above its confluence with the Kistna the only large place on its banks is Karmd, which is almost cut off from all com- munication with the rest of the country. Hence great difficulty was found in Fig. 130. — Diamond Fields of Kausui, . Scale 1 : 1, 770, 000. Karnou EofGr 78°I0 7aM0 Diamond Mines. ^ — ■ _ 12 Miles. S...upplying it with provisions during the famine of 1877, when the normal rate of mortality was more than trebled. Its trade has also now been diverted to Gntti, Adoni, and Raij^mr, stations on the Madras and Bombay railway. Between Adoni and E, aijpur the line is carried over the Tmiga-bhadra on a bridge 1, 250 yards long and supported by 53 piers. The diamond-fields in the Karnul district are now worked only near Bciiiaf/aiipi/i, RamalJwta, and one or two other places. These mines have frequently been visited since the time of Tavernier, when they yielded stones valued at 16, 000 crowns, and when colonies of diamond- cutters were settled in the neighbourhood.
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