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... south - central South Vietnam . In the Mekong River low- land , it is traversed by the Song ( river ) Sai Gon . The 785 sq mi ( 2,033 sq km ) province has rubber plantations , sugarcane , and dou- ble - cropped rice , the latter mostly ...
... south - central South Vietnam . In the Mekong River low- land , it is traversed by the Song ( river ) Sai Gon . The 785 sq mi ( 2,033 sq km ) province has rubber plantations , sugarcane , and dou- ble - cropped rice , the latter mostly ...
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... South American main- land lived in the Guianas south to the Ama- zon River . Some were warlike and practiced cannibalism , but most were less aggressive than their Antillean relatives . They lived in small autonomous settlements ...
... South American main- land lived in the Guianas south to the Ama- zon River . Some were warlike and practiced cannibalism , but most were less aggressive than their Antillean relatives . They lived in small autonomous settlements ...
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... south Durham coalfield and resulted initially in the development of the Cleveland ports for the export of coal . The railway reached the decayed port of Hartlepool in 1830 and gave it a new lease of life as an outlet for the south ...
... south Durham coalfield and resulted initially in the development of the Cleveland ports for the export of coal . The railway reached the decayed port of Hartlepool in 1830 and gave it a new lease of life as an outlet for the south ...
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