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- was
mentioned for the
first time in 1282. The town is
situated at the
declivities above the
river Göltzsch at the foot of a
castle tower from the 12th...
- site.
Retrieved 10
March 2015. Edmond,
Martin (30
September 2014). "
Declivities and eminences".
Sydney Review of Books.
Writing and
Society Research...
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Hebrew word
Yarad (ירד),
meaning "the descender",
reflecting the river's
declivity. Much of the area that
makes up
modern Jordan was
historically called...
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extending along the river, are 300 to 500 feet high, with steep,
rocky declivities upon the E., but more
gradual slopes upon the W.
Their summits are rocky...
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roots of
Ipomoea purga, a
convolvulaceous plant growing on the
eastern declivities of the
Sierra Madre Oriental of
Mexico at an
elevation of 5,000 to 8...
- word for 'lake'.
Keralam may stem from the
classical Tamil cherive-alam '
declivity of a hill or a
mountain slope' or
chera alam 'land of the Cheras'. One...
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origins of the
Tweed Water Spaniel, "Along
rocky s****s and
dreadful declivities beyond the
junction of the
Tweed with the sea of Berwick,
water dogs...
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brief stay in Frome,
which had "an
abundance of
green slopes and
gentle declivities: no
boldness or
grandeur but
plenty of
peaceful beauty". In 2011, Rossetti...
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lower section,
between the
mouth and São Fidélis,
about 90 km. It has a
declivity of 22 cm/km.
There is
incipient navigation carried out by
small boats...
