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divided in 1859 into East and West Wheatfield. It was
named for the
large unforested areas naturally occurring there which were
ideal for
growing wheat. The...
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licensed as "WOLD" from 1962 to 2006 Wold, an Old
English term for an
unforested area of high
ground The Wolds, a term used in
England to
describe a range...
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hundred was
described by
Wilhelm Tham in 1850 as
consisting of
mostly unforested fields with
occasional swampy areas around the
streams which flow into...
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statistics indicate that
about 59
percent of US non-federal
pasture and
unforested rangeland is
unsuitable for cultivation, yet such land has
value for grazing...
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synonymous with the
Columbia Plateau or
roughly equivalent to the
relatively unforested area
bounded by the Cascades, Blue, Wallowa, and
Rocky mountain ranges...
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owners released the birds. They have
since become naturalized; in
largely unforested land
across the
eastern U.S. they have
displaced the
native purple finch...
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hurricanes due to its
location in a
flood plain and due to the
surrounding unforested mountains. In
September 2004,
Hurricane Jeanne caused major flooding and...
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Jammu and Kashmir, the
northwestern deserts of Rajasthan, and a
broad unforested swath in the south,
where Mount Abu
Wildlife Sanctuary is located. Sloth...
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people were
unusually co-operative with
German authorities. The flat,
unforested Dutch landscape deprived Jews of
potential hiding places.
Marnix Croes...
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fertile soil in the
province and most of the po****tion. Much of the
unforested part of
Alberta is
given over
either to
grain farming or
cattle ranching...
