. The earth and its inhabitants .. . 34-°52' Sands exposed at low water. 0tol6 Feet. Depths. 16 to 32 Feet. 32 Feet and upwards. 1,860 Yards. and other shipping, which are often driven on the rocks by the southern and easterly gales. Fortunately storms ai-e rare, and even at low water the channel gives access to vessels drawing 15 feet. They first enter the Poço, which is the deepest part of the harbour, and are thence distributed over the well-sheltered natural basin of the Mosqueiro. The engineer. Fournie, proposes to improve the diingerous approaches by running a pier nearly half a mile lon
. The earth and its inhabitants .. . 34-°52' Sands exposed at low water. 0tol6 Feet. Depths. 16 to 32 Feet. 32 Feet and upwards. 1,860 Yards. and other shipping, which are often driven on the rocks by the southern and easterly gales. Fortunately storms ai-e rare, and even at low water the channel gives access to vessels drawing 15 feet. They first enter the Poço, which is the deepest part of the harbour, and are thence distributed over the well-sheltered natural basin of the Mosqueiro. The engineer. Fournie, proposes to improve the diingerous approaches by running a pier nearly half a mile long from the south
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