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The geology of New Hampshire. A report comprising the results of explorations ordered by the legislature (1874)

New Hampshire. State geologist (1868-1878), Hitchcock, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1836-1919 · Concord, E.A. Jenks, state printer · leaf 715

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hird; Franklin, one eighth; Henniker,twelve to thirteen per cent.; New London, one eighth; Northfield, little less than onefourth; Salisbury, more than half; Warner, one fourth; Webster, one fourth; Wil-mot, one fourth. Hillsborough County. Antrim, one fourth; Bedford, one fourth ; Bennington,… … REMARKS UPON THE DISTRIBUTION OF ANIMALS AND PLANTS. 579 one third; Troy, one sixth; Westmoreland, one third; Winchester, two fifths to onehalf. Sullivan County. Acworth, one third; Charlestown, one third; Claremont, oneeighth to one fifth ; Cornish, one sixth ; Goshen, one third ; Grantham, one…

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