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Originally appearing in Volume V12, Page 311 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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GRADO  , a

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town of
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northern
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Spain, in the
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province of
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Oviedo; 11 m . W. by N. of the
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city of Oviedo, on the
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river Cubia, a
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left-
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hand tributary of the Nalon . Pop . (19oo) 17,125 . Grado is built in the midst of a mountainous, well-wooded and fertile region . It has some
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trade in
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timber, live stock,
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cider and agricultural produce . The nearest railway station is that of the Fabrica de Trubia, a royal
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cannon-foundry and small-arms factory, 5 m . S.E .

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