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Page 52
... swamp . It has been much cut , but a number of large trees remain . They overtop the cedars and other trees of the swamp and have grown with remarkable rapidity . Stumps twenty - five inches in diameter average about fifty annual rings ...
... swamp . It has been much cut , but a number of large trees remain . They overtop the cedars and other trees of the swamp and have grown with remarkable rapidity . Stumps twenty - five inches in diameter average about fifty annual rings ...
Page 59
SWAMP LAND . A very large amount of the Southern Interior of New Jersey is swamp land , semi - swamp land , savanna - land and cripple . Low , grassy areas are called " savannas , " and low , bushy areas " cripples . " The most ...
SWAMP LAND . A very large amount of the Southern Interior of New Jersey is swamp land , semi - swamp land , savanna - land and cripple . Low , grassy areas are called " savannas , " and low , bushy areas " cripples . " The most ...
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... swamp ..... Sand field . Pine woods .. Average minimum . Average maximum . OCTOBER , 1891 . Average minimum ... swamp . 59.178.6 Sand field . 60.2 78.6 Pine woods .. 45.7 67.0 Meadow . 30.4 50.9 Meadow . 47.8 65.2 Cedar swamp ...
... swamp ..... Sand field . Pine woods .. Average minimum . Average maximum . OCTOBER , 1891 . Average minimum ... swamp . 59.178.6 Sand field . 60.2 78.6 Pine woods .. 45.7 67.0 Meadow . 30.4 50.9 Meadow . 47.8 65.2 Cedar swamp ...
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