. Illustrate la guida standard di Norfolk e Portsmouth e gli eventi storici della Virginia 1607 per 1907. egli media temperatura minima 13.130;e la media temperatura media 59.270 per la entireperiod. La precipitazione media è stata 46.27 pollici.Questa è la prova migliore di uniformità di temperatura andabundant pioggia. -Il territorio che circonda immediatamente il maggiore Norfolk ispeculiarly atta alla coltivazione del carrello, che è uno dei principalindustries di tide-acqua Virginia. Il suolo fertile, regolari di pioggia caduta, bassi tassi di nolo, ineguagliabile infrastrutture di trasporto, ela vicinanza a th

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. Illustrated standard guide to Norfolk and Portsmouth and historical events of Virginia 1607 to 1907. he average minimum temperature 13.130;and the average mean temperature 59.270 for the entireperiod. The average precipitation has been 46.27 inches.This is the best evidence of uniformity of temperature andabundant rainfall. -The territory immediately surrounding Greater Norfolk ispeculiarly adapted to truck farming, which is one of the principalindustries of tide-water Virginia. The fertile soil, regular rain-fall, low freight rates, unequaled transportation facilities, andthe nearness to the large northern markets combine to makethis section the greatest trucking and shipping point in the South. Eight great railroads and numerous steamship lines have, their terminals here. For the information of strangers visiting Norfolk, who desireto find their way about the city without difficulty, it may bewell to state that Church Street, extending in a northerly direc-tion from Nivison, is the principal thoroughfare from which allcross streets of importance lead to the eastern and central parts. Boardjoj Trade Building—Plume ami Atlantic Streets INTRODUCTION TO NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH 9 of the city; and Granby Street, extending in a_northerly direc-tion from Main, is the principal thoroughfare from which allcross streets of importance lead to the western and central partsof the city. These two streets practically divide .the old partof the city into three sections. Main Street, which extendsentirely across the city, east and west, is the principal retailthoroughfare in the downtown business district. All streets, extending from Main in a southerly direction, lead to WaterStreet, where the wholesale business district is located, and tothe various steamer piers along the water front. Beginning atMain, the most important streets between Church and Granbyare Bank and Atlantic, the second of which leads into BrewerStreet These two thoroughfares extend as far north as QueenStreet.

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