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Page 162
... River , it is necessary to study the nature of this remarkable stream from lake to lake . Fall of the River Niagara , perhaps the most famous river in the World , is the only natural outlet of the Great Lakes , Superior , Michigan ...
... River , it is necessary to study the nature of this remarkable stream from lake to lake . Fall of the River Niagara , perhaps the most famous river in the World , is the only natural outlet of the Great Lakes , Superior , Michigan ...
Page 717
... river devel- ops more power than Niagara Falls . Between Lakes Erie and On- tario , the Niagara river descends 327 feet ; and from Ontario to the ocean , the St. Lawrence falls 246 feet . Of the en- tire difference between the Erie and ...
... river devel- ops more power than Niagara Falls . Between Lakes Erie and On- tario , the Niagara river descends 327 feet ; and from Ontario to the ocean , the St. Lawrence falls 246 feet . Of the en- tire difference between the Erie and ...
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... river . This situation is created by the Raquette , La Grasse , and one or more smaller rivers of northern New York , that flow substantially paral- lel with the Saint Lawrence from the head of its highest rapids down to the ...
... river . This situation is created by the Raquette , La Grasse , and one or more smaller rivers of northern New York , that flow substantially paral- lel with the Saint Lawrence from the head of its highest rapids down to the ...
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