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the very steep sides of the volcanoes. In places
between the volcanoes one sees low hills of
Oolaceous shining, that the volcanoes burst
through a very rugged topography.
In these volcanic hills are situated the
cobalt mines.
From a distance the volcanic Out look
whitish so that one thinks of Oolaceous rocks,
between just picture the farm is seen to be
a dark Here.
Chamtery is surrounded by three volcanoes
and is a very active mining center.
The last volcanoes are in the region of
Salome Btells and of Lampazos back
of the station one sees the first flat-typed
hills. It stands here about 200 feet above the
level of travel and is evidently comparable to
the upper level of the Tertiary seen on the
Tampico trip. Another one more dissected
and an outlier is seen a few miles further
north and then no more. The railroad
proceeds over the undulating plain of the
Tertiary. In several cuts one sees the their
bedded rocks, also in the lower part of the