CALUMET
Adair's new Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 13
a city of Michigan, in Houghton co. It is on the Mineral Range and other railroads. It is notable for being the location of the famous Calumet and Hecla copper mines which is one of the largest producers of copper in the history of copper mining. Calumet is the trade center for the Lake Superior mining region. It has banks, newspapers, and important industries. Pop. 1920, 40,000. town, Luzon, Philippine Islands; important market; chief product is rice. Pop. 15,000. maritime department, N.W. France; principal rivers are Touques, Dives, Orne, and Vire; soil generally fertile, and provides pasturage for the cattle and horses raised; butter, cheese, and cider produced; textiles manufactured; fisheries productive; iron, coal, and granite found; capital, Caen; area, 2,197 sq. miles. Pop. 400,000. FIAMMINGO (d. 1619), Dutch painter; master of Do men i chino.
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