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... miles ( 10 km ) from the North Sea , Grimsby failed to develop as a port until 1800 , when the diversion of the small River Freshney into a dock north of the town solved the problem of silting and Grimsby became a fishing port . Railway ...
... miles ( 10 km ) from the North Sea , Grimsby failed to develop as a port until 1800 , when the diversion of the small River Freshney into a dock north of the town solved the problem of silting and Grimsby became a fishing port . Railway ...
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... miles [ 39 km ] north- northwest ) , in the Rhône River valley , with Aosta , Italy ( 21 miles [ 34 km ] southeast ) . Great St. Bernard Pass through the Pennine Alps Hans Huber A road through the pass was not mentioned until AD 69 ...
... miles [ 39 km ] north- northwest ) , in the Rhône River valley , with Aosta , Italy ( 21 miles [ 34 km ] southeast ) . Great St. Bernard Pass through the Pennine Alps Hans Huber A road through the pass was not mentioned until AD 69 ...
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... miles ( 1,200 km ) from the Taman Peninsula on the Black Sea to the Abşeron Peninsula on the Caspian Sea . The Great Western , engraving by R.G. and A.W. Reeve after a painting by Joseph Walter From the collections of The Mariner's ...
... miles ( 1,200 km ) from the Taman Peninsula on the Black Sea to the Abşeron Peninsula on the Caspian Sea . The Great Western , engraving by R.G. and A.W. Reeve after a painting by Joseph Walter From the collections of The Mariner's ...
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