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Originally appearing in Volume V14, Page 717 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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INTRA  , a

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town of
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Piedmont,
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Italy, in the
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province of
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Novara, on the W.
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shore of
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Lake
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Maggiore, 685 ft. above
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sea-level, 12 M . N. of
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Arona by steamer . Pop . (1901) 6924 . It is situated between two torrents, which afford
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water-
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power for
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cotton and
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silk
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mills,
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hat factories, foundries, &c.; these chiefly belong to Swiss proprietors, who have
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fine villas with beautiful gardens . The
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church is a large edifice of 1708-1751 .

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