Excerpt from The Forestal Conditions and Silvicultural Prospects of the Coastal Plain of New Jersey: With Remarks in Reference to Other Regions and Kindred Subjects
Although small in area, the State of New Jersey is very varied in nature.* In the north there are rough, wooded mountainous regions in the central portions rich farm lands, and in the south vast stretches of sandy pine-lands. The average value of im proved land in New Jersey is higher than that of any other State in the Union. The State is without a rival in reference to loca tion and transportation facilities. If forestry cannot be practised with profit in this region, there is little hope for it elsewhere in eastern America.
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