The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 207
... Assam . Assam is bounded to the north by Bhutan and Aruna- chal Pradesh ; to the east by Arunachal Pradesh , Naga- land and Manipur ; to the south by Mizoram and Megha- laya ; and to the west by West Bengal , Tripura , and Bangladesh ...
... Assam . Assam is bounded to the north by Bhutan and Aruna- chal Pradesh ; to the east by Arunachal Pradesh , Naga- land and Manipur ; to the south by Mizoram and Megha- laya ; and to the west by West Bengal , Tripura , and Bangladesh ...
Page 208
... Assam before turning due south to enter the plains of Bangladesh . The river valley , rarely more than 50 miles wide , is studded with numerous groups of hills that rise abruptly from the plain . The valley is sur- rounded on all sides ...
... Assam before turning due south to enter the plains of Bangladesh . The river valley , rarely more than 50 miles wide , is studded with numerous groups of hills that rise abruptly from the plain . The valley is sur- rounded on all sides ...
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... Assam . In the early 1970s , about 56 percent of the total working population were directly engaged in agriculture , with another 10 percent employed on the plantations , in forestry , or in other occupations related to agriculture ...
... Assam . In the early 1970s , about 56 percent of the total working population were directly engaged in agriculture , with another 10 percent employed on the plantations , in forestry , or in other occupations related to agriculture ...
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