Category: Science - Earth/Agricultural/Farming
Section PAGE EARLY HISTORY i POSITION AND SIZE iv RELIEF iv CLIMATE vii DRAINAGE viii PLANTS AND ANIMALS ix AGRICULTURE xi MINERALS xii TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION xiv RECREATION AND HEALTH xv GOVERNMENT AND EDUCATION xvi POPULATION xix CITIES, TOWNS, BOROUGHS, AND VILLAGES xx T...
Section PAGE EARLY HISTORY i POSITION AND SIZE iv RELIEF iv CLIMATE vii DRAINAGE viii PLANTS AND ANIMALS ix AGRICULTURE xi MINERALS xii TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION xiv RECREATION...
2. Part 2=Soils.=--In the northern part of the state the sides of the higher mountains are steep and are in many places denuded of soil. In the valleys and on the hills north of the term...
3. Part 3=Newark and its Environs.=--Newark, in 1910, had a population of 347,469 and in 1920 of 414,216. It is the largest city in the state and fifteenth in the United States. It was s...
4. Part 4Northeast of Camden, on the Delaware, are =Riverside= and =Beverly=, which are important centers of manufacture and of truck farming. Farther up is =Burlington=, which was settl...