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Sweden, at mouth of R. U., onG. of Bothdolph Hoboken; Co., 2681 10,643 bor.; t. Pennsylv., Tenn., 3441 26m.; c. S.E. Indiana, Erie, Ran- 2261; and under 2000; in Me., S. Carol., Mich., Ohio. bracing the middle part of N. America from Atlantic to Pacific, and from the GREAT LAKES to Gulf of Mexico and Rio Grande del Norte, with Alaska (bought from Ru ia in 1S67); the and the Upper St. Lawrence separate U.S. from E. Canada, but from the Lake of the Woods to G. of Georgia, on Pacific, the boundary between U.S. and Cent, and W. Canada is the entirely artificial one of the 49th parallel of N. latitude 2500 m. by 1300 m.; 3.501,410 sq. m.; nearly the extent; of Europe, and 60 times the extent of Engl.; chief industries are agri-