The Werner Introductory Geography
The Werner Introductory Geography
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The Hudson Bay basin and the St. Law- rence basin might be considered part of the Atlantic basin.
Of what basin might the Mississippi basin be called a part ?
Which of the drainage basins of North America is the largest ? Name two rivers of the Atlantic system. Name one important tributary of the Mississippi on the east and one on the west Find two important rivers of the Pacific basin. What is the chief river of the Arctic basin ? In which basin are the Great Lakes ?
40« Animal Life of North A...merica* Many of the animals in the north- ern part of North America, such as the seal, the polar bear, the sable, and the Arctic fox, are hunted for their valuable fur.
Seals live together in herds. They are sometimes carried southward from the polar regions upon blocks of ice which have broken off from the main body of ice, and are captured off the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 62 THE WERNER INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPHY.
POLAR BEAR.
The skins of seals are made into leather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Hudson Bay basin and the St. Law- rence basin might be considered part of the Atlantic basin.
Of what basin might the Mississippi basin be called a part ?
Which of the drainage basins of North America is the largest ? Name two rivers of the Atlantic system. Name one important tributary of the Mississippi on the east and one on the west Find two important rivers of the Pacific basin. What is the chief river of the Arctic basin ? In which basin are the Great Lakes ?
40« Animal Life of North A...merica* Many of the animals in the north- ern part of North America, such as the seal, the polar bear, the sable, and the Arctic fox, are hunted for their valuable fur.
Seals live together in herds. They are sometimes carried southward from the polar regions upon blocks of ice which have broken off from the main body of ice, and are captured off the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 62 THE WERNER INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPHY.
POLAR BEAR.
The skins of seals are made into leather.
What to read after The Werner Introductory Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Sumner Tarbell to read onlineMoreLess
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