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The universal geography : earth and its inhabitants

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16<br />

WEST AFBICA.<br />

runuino- obliquely from north-east to south-west across the section between Liberia<br />

<strong>and</strong> Brazil, abruptly changes <strong>its</strong> direction under the latitude of Cape Palmas, some<br />

five desrecs from the coast. Here the hig-hcr '^rounds, still however flooded to<br />

to 1,100<br />

Fathoms.<br />

CJ<br />

to S.S0O<br />

Fig. G. Depths of the Socth Afeican AxLAi-nc.<br />

1,100 to 1,650<br />

Fathoms.<br />

.'!,.')00 to G.GOO<br />

Feet<br />

Scale 1 : 60,000,000.<br />

Depthg.<br />

1,650 to 2,200<br />

Pathoms.<br />

Heights.<br />

0,600 to 13,200<br />

Feet.<br />

-^-^K^<br />

2,200 to 2,570<br />

Fathoms.<br />

1,500 Miles.<br />

2,750 Fathoms <strong>and</strong><br />

upwards.<br />

13,200 Feet <strong>and</strong><br />

upwards.<br />

depths of l,4UfJ <strong>and</strong> 1,700 fathoms, trend due north <strong>and</strong> south between the oceanic<br />

depression near the African coast <strong>and</strong> the still more profound ab^•sses on the<br />

American side. This partiu- line, above which rise the peak of Ascension <strong>and</strong> the

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