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TULCEA, or TULTCHA

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Originally appearing in Volume V27, Page 366 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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TULCEA, or TULTCHA  , the
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capital of the
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department of
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Tulcea, red, a bybloemen when it has a
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white ground marked with
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violet
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Rumania, on the right
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bank of the
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Danube, 42 M. from its mouth at
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Sulina . Pop . (1900), 18,800; including many Russians,
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Turks, Greeks and
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Jews . There is no railway within 20 m., and the surrounding
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country is barren and desolate . The
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principal
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commerce is in
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fish and
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grain .
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Wool is also exported to
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France, and hides to
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Turkey .
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Sheep-farming is carried on among the mountains .

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