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Identifier: nouvellegograp17recl (find matches)
Title: Nouvelle géographie universelle : la terre et les hommes
Year: 1876 (1870s)
Authors: Reclus, Elisée, 1830-1905
Subjects: Geography
Publisher: Paris : Hachette et cie.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
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qui, recouverts par un lit de lave, rejaillissaienten sources chaudes à plusieurs kilomètres du volcan, ont perdu leur cha-leur : dans les vingt-quatre années qui sécoulèrent entre le voyage deHumboldt et celui de Burkart, la diminution de température dépassa22 degrés centigrades. Les volcans de Colima, de Tancitaro, de Jorullo, et, beaucoup plus àlest, la montagne apaisée deTasco, également au nord du rio Mexcala, sontdisposés suivant un alignement parallèle à laxe de la Sierra Madré, qui se 1 II. de Saussure, Bulletin de la Société Vaudoise des Sciences naturelles, vol. VI, 1850: —Poulett Scrope, Volcanoes. JORULLO, MONTAGNE DE SAN-ANDRES. 57 poursuit à une distance moyenne denviron 60 kilomètres vers le nord.Mais cette grande chaîne elle-même est presque entièrement composée deroches éruptives, anciennes ou modernes, enfermant dans leurs vallées deplissement des bassins où séjournent des eaux lacustres et où se sont N° 10. JORULLO, DArRÈS I1U3IBOLDT.
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C.Perron déposées des alluvions quaternaires. Un premier volcan ou groupe devolcans éteints, San-Andres ou Tajimaroa, à lest de Morelia, offre encoresur lune de ses cimes un entonnoir empli deau bouillante et dégageant desvapeurs sulfureuses en abondance ; elles transforment en sulfates les terresargileuses des alentours et font écrouler périodiquement les maisonnettesdes ouvriers chargés de recueillir au fond de la mare le soufre mêlé à 58 NOUVELLE GÉOGRAPHIE UNIVERSELLE. la boue. Une autre cime trachytique, le Cerro de las Humaredas, doit sonnom aux « fumerolles » abondantes qui sélèvent en nuages, et près de làjaillit un geysir du haut dun cône de silice déposé par les colonnes deaubouillante1. Un des cratères est appelé le Chillador ou « Siffleur », àcause du bruit strident des vapeurs qui sen échappent; en 1872, à la suitede violents tremblements de terre, un nouveau Chillador souvrit à côté delancien2. Laltitude de ce mont est probablement supérie

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  • bookyear:1876
  • bookdecade:1870
  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookauthor:Reclus__Elis__e__1830_1905
  • booksubject:Geography
  • bookpublisher:Paris___Hachette_et_cie_
  • bookcontributor:University_of_Connecticut_Libraries
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