First and Second Reports of the Bureau of Agriculture for the State of Tennessee: Introduction to the Resources of TennesseeTavel, Eastman & Howell, 1874 - 1193 pages |
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... Table Land , is the beautifully fluted Valley of East Tennessee . This Valley , so called because of the relations it bears to the mountains on each side , is a succession of ridges and minor valleys , running in almost unbroken lines ...
... Table Land , is the beautifully fluted Valley of East Tennessee . This Valley , so called because of the relations it bears to the mountains on each side , is a succession of ridges and minor valleys , running in almost unbroken lines ...
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... Table Land . The region of coal . A high plateau or table , capped with sandstone . IV . The Highlands , or Rimlands , or Terrace - lands , that encircle a basin of rich lowlands in the center of the State . Soil clayey , silice- ous ...
... Table Land . The region of coal . A high plateau or table , capped with sandstone . IV . The Highlands , or Rimlands , or Terrace - lands , that encircle a basin of rich lowlands in the center of the State . Soil clayey , silice- ous ...
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... Table Land , embracing the first and second natural divisions and about half of the third . II . Middle Tennessee . Extending from the dividing line on the Cumberland Table Land to the Tennessee River , and comprising the whole of the ...
... Table Land , embracing the first and second natural divisions and about half of the third . II . Middle Tennessee . Extending from the dividing line on the Cumberland Table Land to the Tennessee River , and comprising the whole of the ...
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... Table Land is from four to five degrees lower than that of points on the same parallel in the Central Basin , and from two to three lower than corresponding points in the Valley of East Tennessee . The difference in temperature is most ...
... Table Land is from four to five degrees lower than that of points on the same parallel in the Central Basin , and from two to three lower than corresponding points in the Valley of East Tennessee . The difference in temperature is most ...
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... land Table Land from Virginia to Georgia , everywhere presenting more or less iron ore . The part of the Valley in which these ore ridges occur , is indicated on the Map by the belt of green stars imme- diately east of the Table Land ...
... land Table Land from Virginia to Georgia , everywhere presenting more or less iron ore . The part of the Valley in which these ore ridges occur , is indicated on the Map by the belt of green stars imme- diately east of the Table Land ...
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abundant agricultural amount annually average barren better blue-grass bottoms bushels cattle Central Basin cents Chattanooga chert Clarksville clay climate clover coal colored corn cotton county seat coves Creek crops cultivation Cumberland River Cumberland Table Land district dollars per acre Duck River East Tennessee farmers farms feet fertile fifty Fork fruit furnaces grape grass grow Hawkins county hematite Highland Rim Highlands hills hogs horses hundred improved iron Kentucky Knoxville labor limestone manufacture Maury county McMinn county Memphis mills mineral mountain mules Nashville nearly oats plows poplar population portion pounds profitable quantity Railroad raised region rich road rocks runs sandstone schools Shale sheep shipped Shoals side soil spring square miles streams supply surface Tennessee River thickness timber tion tobacco tons town trees Valley valuable variety Virginia Walden's Ridge water-power wheat yield
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