TEHUANTEPEC
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 9
isthmus, Mexico 17° 30’ N., 95° W.), between Gulfs of am peachy and Tehuantepec; has extensive forests and rich pasturages; inter-oceanic canal or a ship railway _ has been proposed; is cro ed by railway. (2) Tn., Oaxaca state, Mexico (16° 22’ N., 95° 15’ W.); cathedral; W.), seaport, watering-resort, at mouth of Teign, Devons hire, England; herring birthplace of Salad in. During World War was occupied by British, Nov., 1917: last action of importance against Turks in Me so pot am i a was fought 18 m. to N. of Tekrit, where Is mail Hakki and his whole force surrendered to General Sir William Marshall, Oct., 1918; railway was extended to Tekrit, and regular river communication has been established between town and EGRAPHY. town, Tiflis, Ru . Transcaucasia; trade in wine; founded 893; capital of Kakhetia till 1797. Pop. 12,500,
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