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Identifier: advancedgeography (find matches)
Title: Advanced Geography
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Alexis Everett Frye
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Publisher: Ginn & Company
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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ernstates. Though itsimport trade in for-eign goods is notlarge, yet its foreignexport trade sur-passes that of everyother city in theUnion, except NewYork. New Orleanssends yearly to Eu-rope cotton valuedat nearly one hun-dred million dollars. This city has also a very large tradein sugar, rice and corn. New Orleans has had rapid growth in manufactures.It takes high rank in the refining of sugar. Shreveport, on the Red river, is in a rich cotton dis-trict. This city is the second cotton market in the state,and has a larg-e river traffic. Steamboat and railroadlines connect it with New Orleans. Baton Rouge is thecapital. Texas. Texas is the largest state in the Union. Itsarea is greater than that of all the New England andMiddle states together ; it is three times as large as GreatBritain. Dallas and Fort Worth are centers of trade in the north-eastern part of the Texas prairies, — in a rich farming andgrazing district. Grain and cattle are shipped from thisdistrict. Cotton Picking.
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150 CENTRAL STATES, —EASTERN SECTION. San Antonio is an important railroad center and has alarge trade in southwest Texas. Galveston ranks high among the cotton ports of ourcountry. Among its other exports are hides and wool. Houston is an important railroad center, and is situatedon the navigable Buffalo Bayou. Austin is the capital. Arkansas. Little Rock is the capital and largest cityin Arkansas. Large quantities of cotton-seed oil and oil-cake are made in this city. Fort Smith is a trade center in the western part of thestate. Hot Springs is a well-known resort for invalids. Oklahoma. This territory was opened to white settlersin 1889, and is now only thinly settled. Corn and cottonare raised in some parts, while others are suitable only forgrazing. Oklahoma and Guthrie are the principal towns. Indian Territory. This territory was set apart as a The Central states form the best farming and grazingdistrict in our country, so that meat-packing and flour-milling are very important

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