Saxony

Saxony

Saxony is a province of Germany. This is a powerful state of Europe, which has now survived in the form of the eastern-eastern province of East Germany. The Czechoslovakia state in its southeast, the Nisa River in the east, which separates it from Poland, the administrative region in the north and Thuringia in the west and the province of Bavaria in the south are located. The maximum length of this province is approximately 130 miles in the east west and about 9 3 miles in the north-south, and its area is 5789 square miles. introduction

Most of the province except the northern part is located in intermediate mountain areas of Europe. This mountain is in the form of remnants of mountainous mountains built in Parmokakhoniferous era. The range of Erzgeberg on the southern border is 90 miles long, with the highest peak Fichteberg, 3979 feet high. In the southern and western parts, the sub categories are spread, which are called the category of Middle Saxony and Oschatz. The High Lausatia mountain range is 2600 feet high in the southern eastern part. In the north east of them are attractive Saxon Switzerland on both sides of the Elbe River. In the rocky region of this rock, water and ice caries have formed deep river valleys and distant mountain peaks, whose maximum height is 1805 feet. Lilinstein, Koningstein and Vasty are relatively more attractive. The main river Elbe of Saxony province, with its 72 miles long route, is navy. Its subsidiary Mülde is another notable river. Elbe Riemensburg derives from the mountain range and falls into the North Sea. Other rivers are Black Alster, White Alster Panini, and Spree etc. which are included in the system of Albes. There is lack of lakes in the entire area. The only mineral source in the state is at Wad Elster near Votland. The climate is very odd in Argyle's high land at the summers in Elb, Yelde and Paneni valleys. Average temperature ranges from 5 degrees Celsius to 10 degrees. Stays till. The highest rainfall in the Arberg region ranges from 27.5 inches to 33.5 inches. In the northwest direction the volume becomes impaired. Leipzig only has 17 inches.

The soil of the Saxony plains is more fertile. Special advancement has taken place in this area of ​​agriculture. Fertility and agricultural business also become degraded on the plateau and hill areas towards the south. Inflation of modern farming system can often be considered from 1834 AD when the consolidation law was enforced. The adjoining areas of Misen, Grimma, Watzen, Dabelon and Pinna are more suitable for agriculture. The main yield of the state is rye and oats. The agricultural area of ​​wheat and barley is relatively less. The potato and argeborg in Wogtland and the flax farm in Lascaria is famous for its specialty. Due to the yield of the Sun, the business of lilac textile knitting in this area was done in the ancient times. In the adjoining areas of veri, cherry, pomegranate, leipzing, dresden and Koldies. Grapes are gradually losing their importance in the coastal areas of Elbe near Misen and Dresden. Prevalent pastoral since the sixth century is still on the pastures of Argeborg and Vogrland. In 1765 AD, after the improvement of breed by the male sheep of 300 Spain, the demand for sheep and wool was increased in the world, but now it is gradually becoming impaired. Swine, goose, poultry and chickens are now being used in food items. Forest property is also abundant in Saxony, which is in Votland and Argays.

The production of silver in this region is happening from the 12th century and the Argentine Lead is still important in minerals. Other minerals include tin, iron, cobalt, coal, copper, zinc and extract. The reserves and production of medium grade coal is more than all the European states. There are four major areas of mineral content:

The main area of ​​coal production is Zwickau and Dresden. Bench coal is found in Argesburg. This region also exports coal. In addition to these minerals, building stones and porcelain clays are found near the highlands of Elbe and adjacent to mijen.

The intermediate position of this province and the hydroelectric power have increased the trade and industries respectively. More than 50% of the power is hydropower. It has the highest elevation of the Münde River. The lifting world fair and the policy of administrators has also increased the use of trade and industry resources. Textile industry is a famous industry here. Zwickau, Seminitze (Karl Marx Stad), Milk, Meren, Hohenstein, Kamenz, Polnnits, Viskafvarda have found yarn and cloth. Hosiery in Keminitz, Maslin, Kamenz, Wispafen Varda in Votland and Woolen Textile in Gasenhen, Semi Woolen Textile in Kiminitz, Glacau, Miren, Ritchvetk, and Lillen Textiles in Lausatia are famous. The main business is Stra ploting on the shields of intermediate mountainous areas of Gaut Luga and Lak Vij. Wax cloth is made in lipzing. Stone and clay utensils are made in Seminitz, Zwickau, Wagen and Mijen. Leipzing and adjoining areas include chemical industry and cigar, dulvin, verda, and lasnin in leather industry and trade and lipzing, dresden, hatches in seminifers etc. In West Germany the manufacturing of machines in the paper making industry, Seminitz and Dresden is done. Keminitz is a large iron steel industry center. Here vapor engines, vessels are made, but the iron has to be invoked from other areas. Saxony's export business has a special hand of wool, woolen items, lilac goods, machines, ceramics, cigarettes, flannels, curtains, laces, watches and toys.

In the 12th century, Saxony was extending east from Elbe to the Rhine river in the west. Slowly only the eastern part remained. Only four of the four universities established by the administrators of Leipzig, Jena, Weihnberg and Erfurt have been left in this province now. Saxony has a lot of industrial educational institutions. The textile industries, mining training centers and forest schools are well-known. Web links

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