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First Class Cruisers.
Tons ins. ins.
1800 1802
Rochester , Brooklyn
St. Louis . Charleston ,
I Chattanooga 1 Cleveland .
Denver . . I Des Moines
Galveston .
Tacoma . .
Chester . . Birmingham Salem. . .
. \ i 8, 200
./ 9,215
' j 9,700-
4 8in.; 10 5 in. 8 8in.; 12 5in.
14 6in.
16,500 18.000
knots 21 21
Protected Cruisers.
3,200 i 2
10 5in.
— 21,000
4,500
16*
ScoiUs.
3,750
2 belt 1J deck
2 5in.; 2 13-pr.
| 2 16,000 i 25
Ten Scout Cruisers are in hand, 7,100 tons, 35 knots.
Cheyenne ex Wyoming; Talahassee ex Florida: Ozark ex Arkansas; Tonopah ,w Nevada; old armoured vessels, and a considerable number of old cruisers are retained In the list, some of these protected and others unprotected. They possess little value. The largest are the Columbia and Minneapolis, 7,450 tons, and the New Orleans and Albany, 3,450 tons. A large number of gunboats are in the Fleet. The m<>st modern des'royers are of over 1,200 tons and have a speed of 35 knots. The largest submarines, K class (1916), are of 1,880-2.650 tons, and 24-9* knots, but the R class (191S-1U) are only of 420-550 tons and 15-9i knots.
Production and Industry. I. Agriculture.
Public lands, unappropriated aud unreserved, as reported by the United States General Land Office, on July 1, 1920, with the total laml surface and total area, based upon careful joint calculations made in the General Land Office, the Geological Survey, and the Bureau of the Census.
States and Territories
Area Unappropriated and Unreserved
Alabama
Alaska >
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut .
Delaware
District of Columbia
AlTC'K
37,200
SOS, 781 ,700
18,908,909
276,595 19,585,801 8,941, 185
i The unreiirved landi iu Alaska aro mostly unaurveyod aud unappropriated.
