To the Southeastwardof that rocke you shal see an island about three or foure leagues off: this island is not past a league off the shore.
Hyla robertmertensi inhabits the Pacific slopes (to elevations of 700 meters) and lowlands from eastern Oaxaca (east of the Plains of Tehuantepec) southeastward to central El Salvador.
According to Lloyd's concept, Middle America in the Miocene consisted of a broad peninsula extendingsoutheastward to about central Nicaragua, separated from the Panamanian Spur of continental South America by shallow seas.
This plain has a general fall toward the northeast, and beyond the city it slopes gently northward for several miles toward the Topo Grande River, and then southeastward to join the great coastal plain of the Gulf of Mexico.
Silla is separated from the San Juan by a low divide, the former flowing northward to Monterrey and the latter southeastward toward Allende.
The southeastward migration through central Canada and the United States seems to be leisurely and quite prolonged, mainly in September and early October, but often continuing into November.
The main migration route is through the Mississippi Valley, northwestward in the spring and southeastward in the fall.
Birds from New England and farther north pass through the Atlantic Coast States to Florida and the West Indies, while those from the interior migrate slightly southeastward and across the lower Alleghenies to join them.
The enemy's main second-line system of defense ran in front of them from Waterlot Farm, which was already in our hands, southeastward to Falfemont Farm, and thence southward to the Somme.
From the bend at Arezzo, a depression called the Val di Chiana runs southeastward until it strikes into the valley of the Paglia, a tributary of the Tiber, and thus connects the basin of the latter river with that of the Arno.
For twenty miles or more after the remotest headwaters of the Arno have united to form a considerable stream, this river flows southeastward to the vicinity of Arezzo.
Southeastward from Yucatan a coastal plain is wanting and rocky bluffs separated by stream-cut valleys come boldly down to the surf line.
Hayes, is marked by a line drawn from the most easterly point of Kentucky southeastward to Cape Fear, on the Atlantic coast.
Along the bluff, just under the crest, ran a pathway that circled the southeastward corner and led away to the trader's store, south of the post.
Half a mile and open fields again, with a small house on the right, a road southeastward on the left.
She came to a place where the bowlders over which the creek foamed and splashed as it hurried southeastward were big and numerous enough to make a crossing.
In the distance southeastwardare the Abajo Mountains, just west of Monticello, Utah.
Figure 32 is a view southeastward from The Spur, shown on the map (fig.
From the Grand Canyon of the Colorado a great plateau extends southeastwardthrough Arizona nearly to the line of New Mexico, where this elevated land merges into the Sierra Madre.
Its deep gorge can be seen to the westward for 50 or 60 miles, and to the southeastward we look off into the stupendous chasm, with its marvelous forms and colors.
Semi-arid habitats on Pacific slopes from extreme southern Durango southeastward to Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas, and inland in the eastern Balsas Basin to Morelos and western Puebla (fig.
Cuilco Valley in western Guatemala, El Peten and British Honduras southeastward to northeastern and southern Honduras, western Nicaragua and northwestern Costa Rica (fig.
The country may be generally described as a broad plain sloping southeastward from the Kjölen Mountains to the Baltic.
Southeastward they branch into the many ranges which support between them the confused mass of highlands of Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Montenegro, of Servia and Albania.
Two such walls enclose a long and narrow street which runs southeastward from the great Plaza.
Nothing can surpass the beauty of the views which the ascent gives over the bay with its islands and all the way southeastward to the mountains that surround Rio.
The southeast side of this feature rises to 445 fathoms, and southeastward of a few 5-fathom scarps the surface of the Blake Plateau becomes smooth.
These steppe regions of Germany, northern Austria, and Switzerland extended southeastward in a zone following the Danube, widening out in the great Hungarian plain into the vast steppe region extending eastward from the Black Sea or Pontus.
Furthermore, had this southeastward movement continued, it would have met the first of a series of waves of invasion which would surely have turned it backward.
The Chinese migrating eastward and southeastwarddown the great river valleys from eastern Turkestan may have carried with them the cultivation of wheat, or adopted it independently.
No change of attitude gives so fitting a cause of the southeastward flow of our rivers as this.
Once aboard the aeroplane we could fly southeastward to the Palestine front.
Eastward and southeastward stretches the great desert that leads to the sites of Babylon and Nineveh, to Bagdad, to Persia, to the beginnings of human history.
Soon the Bristol Fighter droned over what had been the old front of Allenby's left flank, with uneven trenches snaking southeastward from the sand-bordered coast to the Jordan basin.
With his own eyes he sees Reichsfolk marching, in quantity, southeastwardby the Elbe shore: "Intending towards Dohna, as is like?
Immediately below Beloit the river turns southwestward and continues in this direction about five miles before turning again to flow in a southeastwardcourse for approximately another five miles.
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