The new international encyclopaedia . 340976080411630 5011433704I»561 1306301,049789320 1,040470833 1,180 .3166718608308311,060409875 Population. 1890. 33,486551,95947 74750,07738,644 137,33770,86659,33370,615 06,3757,,63443,36989,377 36,80269,,324 ,97774,68333,33986,074 80,0008,48251,, 149,,031 201,203 70,57946,,99620,111 123,29015,,69826,2^6 1,,412 32,, 37,,09353,313 17,^,010112,81915,89199,489 1900. .34,490 775,05852
The new international encyclopaedia . 340976080411630 5011433704I»561 1306301,049789320 1,040470833 1,180 .3166718608308311,060409875 Population. 1890. 33,486551,95947 74750,07738,644 137,33770,86659,33370,615 06,3757,,63443,36989,377 36,80269,,324 ,97774,68333,33986,074 80,0008,48251,, 149,,031 201,203 70,57946,,99620,111 123,29015,,69826,2^6 1,,412 32,, 37,,09353,313 17,^,010112,81915,89199,489 1900. .34,490 775,05852,)239,468 159,,40371,19056,963 104, 7,048 44,510 43,894 95,695 34,383 ,89663, W3 60,344114,,90398,473 110,413 11,039 28,281 .34,65042,55659,11316,051MI3,a31 159,24157,,82793,893 257,121 75,66351 ,.34357,,16021,161 138,99515,52699,68790,91126,263 1,393,697 30,631 172,927 17,304 49,46113,13440,04349,086 17,59349,, 160,17517,152 116,413. r\ PENNSYLVANIA. 543 PENNSYLVANIA. still one of the most common trees all over theState. For Fauna see this section under UnitedStates. Geology. The great Archaean belt whichforms the entire eastern flank of the Appalachiansystem from Alabama to Canada crosses thesoutheastern corner of the State in a band about50 miles wide and consisting chiefly of gneisseswith tracts of serpentine. It is exposed in twosections, one ending in a point near Trenton, andbroadening southwestward along the Delaware,forming the hills near Philadelphia, the otherrunning southwest from tlie confluence of the River with the Delaware, and forming theSouth Jlountain chain. Between these two cut-crops the Archfean belt is crossed by a bandof Triassic red sandstone, which runs northeast-ward and extends across New Jersey. Both thisand the Archaean belts are crossed by numerousdikes of trap-rock. Against the western flank ofthe South ilountain rests the lowest stratum
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