SANTA MONICA

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 3
a city of California, in Los Angeles co. It is on the Pacific Hiectric Railroad and on the Pacific Ocean. It has a fine beach, and is a popular bathing resort. It has a large amusement pier and concrete pier over 1,600 feet long. There is a public library, hospital and military academy. Pop. 1920, 15,252. ‘maritime prov., in Old Castile, N. Spain; mountainous. Pop. 1920, 323,641. (2) (438° 27’ N., 3° 48’ W.) seaport, ancient tal of above, on Bay of Biscay; abp.’s see; exports iron ore. Pop. 65,000. W.), city, on Tapajos, Para, Brazil; trade in rubber. Pop. 5,000. (2) (39° 14’ N., 8°40’ W.), town, ancient Scalabis or Praesidium Julium, on Tagus, Estremadura, Portugal; trade in olive oil, Wine. Pop. 9,200.
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