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Report of the Secretary of Agriculture in relation to the forests, rivers, and mountains of the southern Appalachian region

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  • ILLUSTRATIONS. 11 Page. Plate LIV. Reproduction of hard-wood forest 64 LV. Reproduction of white-pine forest 68 LVI. Panorama of the Blue Ridge and southern end of the Black Mountains 80 LVII. Grandfather Mountain, with types of summits 88 LVIII. The Blue Ridge Plateau and Grandfather Mountain 114 L1X. Front of the Blue Ridge in Virginia 114 LX. The narrows of the Little Tennessee River 116 LXI. Balsam and Pisgah mountains 116 LXII. (a) French Broad River, (b) Ocoee River 116 LXIII. Elk Falls 116 LXIV. Forest-covered slope of Hawksbill 118 LXV. West foothills of the Unakas and valley of East Tennessee 120 LXVI. Rock weathering and decay in the Southern Appalachians 122 LXVII. Land erosion in the Southern Appalachians 122 LXVIII. Yonahlossee road on Grandfather Mountain 122 LXIX. (a) Rhododendron undergrowth holding the soil and the water. (b) Seams in the rock, facilitating the storage of water 126 LXX. Whitewater Falls 126 LXXI. Lower Cullasaja Falls 126 LXXII. Linville Gorge - 128 LXXII1. Swannanoa River 128 LXXIV. (a) Sawmill wrecked by flood, (b) Logs lost by breaking of , boom 130 LXXV. (a) Highway bridge washed away by floods, (b) Public road ruined by floods 130 LXXVI. (a) Flood damages to settlements, (b) Flood damages to railroad and mining settlements 130 LXXVII. Toccoa Falls, Georgia 130 LXXVIII. Improved water power, Augusta, Ga 138
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