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Originally appearing in Volume V15, Page 944 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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KULP  , a

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town of
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Russian
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Transcaucasia, in the
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government of
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Erivan, 6o m . W.S.W. from the town of Erivan and 2 M . S. of the
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Aras
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river . Pop . (1897), 3074 .
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Close by is the Kulp
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salt
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mountain, about
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I000 ft. high, consisting of beds of
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clay intermingled with thick deposits of
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rock salt, which has been worked from
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time immemorial .
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Regular galleries are cut in the transparent,
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horizontal salt layers, from which cubes of about 70 lb
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weight are extracted, to the amount of 27,500 tons every
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year .

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