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WUCHOW , a treaty port in the province of Kwang-si, China, opened to foreign trade
Canton
trade
cotton
cotton
Sugar
chief
series of rocky defiles, forming at intervals w,'_at seems an inland lake with no apparent outlet. During summer floods the water thus pent up by the gorges rises at Wuchow 50 or 6o ft. In consequence of the variation of river level, the principal offices and shops are built upon pontoons which are moored alongside the river-bank. The situation of Wuchow makes it the natural distributing centre between Kwei-chow, Kwang-si and Canton
Great
traffic
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