The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... square , the line being somewhat broken on the southern boundary . The length along the west- ern boundary is 400 miles ; the greatest width , 358 miles . Area , 122,580 square miles . New Mexico exceeds in size every State in the Union ...
... square , the line being somewhat broken on the southern boundary . The length along the west- ern boundary is 400 miles ; the greatest width , 358 miles . Area , 122,580 square miles . New Mexico exceeds in size every State in the Union ...
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... square miles . 1890 . 1900 . Bernalillo . Chaves .. Colfax . Donna Ana . E 2 • · Albuquerque • • 8,842 20,913 28.630 F 3 Roswell . 11,520 4,773 F 1 • 4 Raton ... 3,784 7,974 10,150 E 3 • Lascruces • • 5,001 9,191 10,187 Eddy ... ..... G ...
... square miles . 1890 . 1900 . Bernalillo . Chaves .. Colfax . Donna Ana . E 2 • · Albuquerque • • 8,842 20,913 28.630 F 3 Roswell . 11,520 4,773 F 1 • 4 Raton ... 3,784 7,974 10,150 E 3 • Lascruces • • 5,001 9,191 10,187 Eddy ... ..... G ...
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... square miles . The United States has reserved tracts amounting to 4299 square miles , mostly about the head of the Gila River . The mer- chantable timber is found only in the mountain- ous regions , and is mainly yellow pine and spruce ...
... square miles . The United States has reserved tracts amounting to 4299 square miles , mostly about the head of the Gila River . The mer- chantable timber is found only in the mountain- ous regions , and is mainly yellow pine and spruce ...
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... square miles , though the inhabited portion covers only about 37 square miles . The city lies about ten feet below the level of the Gulf , and is so far below the level of high water in the Mississippi that it is protected from ...
... square miles , though the inhabited portion covers only about 37 square miles . The city lies about ten feet below the level of the Gulf , and is so far below the level of high water in the Mississippi that it is protected from ...
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... Square ( now Beauregard Square ) and Jackson Square . The former was in old times the resort of the slaves , and here they assembled for their wild dances to the sound of bones and drums . Jackson Square was not only associated with the ...
... Square ( now Beauregard Square ) and Jackson Square . The former was in old times the resort of the slaves , and here they assembled for their wild dances to the sound of bones and drums . Jackson Square was not only associated with the ...
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