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Throughout the remaining 2,000 miles of national territory the great mountain barrier and the inhospitable coasts give a natural strategic defence and lessen the dangers inherent in such an extensive areal sprawl .
Throughout the remaining 2,000 miles of national territory the great mountain barrier and the inhospitable coasts give a natural strategic defence and lessen the dangers inherent in such an extensive areal sprawl .
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leaves only a narrow strip between almost inaccessible mountain heights ? and abysmal ocean depths . This is the raison d'être of Chile's unusual shape , the constriction between mountain and ocean being less emphasized in the extreme ...
leaves only a narrow strip between almost inaccessible mountain heights ? and abysmal ocean depths . This is the raison d'être of Chile's unusual shape , the constriction between mountain and ocean being less emphasized in the extreme ...
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Soil deposited in vast thicknesses becomes finer to the west as the coastal hills are approached , while in the Andean foothills stony chaparral® - type country passes eastward into precipitous mountain slopes , snow - covered above the ...
Soil deposited in vast thicknesses becomes finer to the west as the coastal hills are approached , while in the Andean foothills stony chaparral® - type country passes eastward into precipitous mountain slopes , snow - covered above the ...
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