A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... navigable fifteen miles up the country . The Passaic river rises in Morris county , and running upwards of fifty miles by a very winding course , joins the Hackensack at Newark - bay ; it is navigable about ten miles , and is 230 yards ...
... navigable fifteen miles up the country . The Passaic river rises in Morris county , and running upwards of fifty miles by a very winding course , joins the Hackensack at Newark - bay ; it is navigable about ten miles , and is 230 yards ...
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... navigable for canoes fifty miles above this , in all 125 miles : its entire length is about 130 miles , above 100 of which are among the settlements . It is bounded by some of the finest lands in the state , has a brisk current , pure ...
... navigable for canoes fifty miles above this , in all 125 miles : its entire length is about 130 miles , above 100 of which are among the settlements . It is bounded by some of the finest lands in the state , has a brisk current , pure ...
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... navigable for boats . Bayou La Fourche leaves the Mississippi thirty - two miles below Bayou Placquemine , and communicates with the gulf by two mouths a short distance to the west of lake Wachas . In the old French maps this stream is ...
... navigable for boats . Bayou La Fourche leaves the Mississippi thirty - two miles below Bayou Placquemine , and communicates with the gulf by two mouths a short distance to the west of lake Wachas . In the old French maps this stream is ...
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