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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 9 (1899) (1899)

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ending from Tomsk to the head waters of the Amoor passage and fragmentary rates in favor of the latter. For east bound freights from the interior of Asia to bridges over the smaller waterways, and steel bridges is perhaps the only distance on the line of the road across the large rivers. The… … Vite of some forty miles. Forty bridges, each over 200 feet one. The products long, cross the tributaries of the Obi River between which it. may expect Omsk and Irkutsk. East of Baikal the road passes to carry are what into the valley of the Amoor River, bridging water- Americans would ways running…

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