Official catalogue complete in one volumeIMain buildingIIDepartment of machineryIIIDepartment of artIVDepartment of agriculture and horticulture . iiniiiiMi SOLID TRUNK PADLOCK. STATISTICAL PREFACE. 81 The area is stated at 171,749 English square miles. Sweden is generally less mountainous than Norway, and the highest mountainsare found just on the border of that country. The boundary line itself is supposedto run along a mountain chain, which is called by geographers the Kolen, thoughin reality there is no mountain of that name. The highest mountain in Sweden,Sulitelma (6315 Swedish fe


Official catalogue complete in one volumeIMain buildingIIDepartment of machineryIIIDepartment of artIVDepartment of agriculture and horticulture . iiniiiiMi SOLID TRUNK PADLOCK. STATISTICAL PREFACE. 81 The area is stated at 171,749 English square miles. Sweden is generally less mountainous than Norway, and the highest mountainsare found just on the border of that country. The boundary line itself is supposedto run along a mountain chain, which is called by geographers the Kolen, thoughin reality there is no mountain of that name. The highest mountain in Sweden,Sulitelma (6315 Swedish feet above the level of the sea), lies in Lapland, and is theonly alpine elevation in Sweden where, as far as is known, glaciers are found, butthere are other mountains in these districts, and still further south along the frontierof the kingdom, in Jemtland and Herjedalen, with an elevation of from 4000 to 5000feet, whose peaks are dotted with patches of snow the whole year round. About eight per cent, of the area of Sweden is considered to lie upwards of 2000feet above the level of the sea. Those parts which sometimes extend beyond thetree-line are exclusively in Norrl


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