The universal geography : earth and its inhabitants

138 SCANDINAVIA.and shipping are also flourishing ; and, as the harhour is generally hlocked forfour or five months in the year, it is now proposed to establish an outer port atNyniis, on the Baltic coast, and connect it by rail with the capital. Other worksFig. 69.— Cpsala.Scale 1 : 100,000.i^EofP.'^rj^iLAi^L^l ';, i ^,^ .-Ay-A'.'r' )twere begun in 1879, which are intended to convert the Lilla Wartaa inlet intoa vast depot for timber, iron, coal, and other cumbrous goods.In the neighbourhood are many pleasant spots already occupied by numerouschateaux and villas—amongst them those of the sculptor Bystrom in the Pjurg&rden,the Rosendal Pavilion, and the Belvedere, all commanding a fine view ofthe surroundings. Farther north are the chateaux of Haga and Ulriksdal, and on