The Huancavelica area features a rough geography with highly varied elevation, from 1, 950 metres in the valleys to more than 5, 000 metres on its snow-covered summits.

In northern New Mexico, the rough road caused a wagon wheel to break.

The Milk is the northernmost major tributary of the Missouri, and thus represents the rough northern extent of the Mississippi watershed.

It is a three-day event comprising a kayak trip from the northern to southern end of Lake Memphremagog, a run over rough terrain and of mountain biking.

Near the northern end of the canyon, Forest Road 4260 ( Lower Imnaha Road ), the last part of which is too rough for most cars, reaches the river at Dug Bar, from Imnaha, Oregon.

The Japanese envoy for his part describes the contemporary relationship with the various Emishi: those who had allied themselves with the Yamato court ( known as niki-emishi, i. e. " gentle Emishi "), those who remained as enemies staunchly opposed to Yamato ( known as ara-emishi, i. e. " rough Emishi " or " wild Emishi "), and the distant Tsugaru Emishi ( located in present-day northern Aomori and in southern Hokkaidō ).

Taxes on the northern tribes were difficult if not impossible for the Ottomans to collect because of the rough terrain and fierceness of the Albanian highlanders.

The range's terrain is rough, and only two roads pass over it: State Highway 2, across the northern end of the range through Karangahake Gorge, and State Highway 29 from Tauranga to Hamilton.

Roe's first survey journey as assistant to King was the King expedition of 1817, a rough survey of the northern and north-west coast of Australia.

After five years of bloody conflict, the British occupied Bunyoro and conquered Acholi and the northern region, and the rough outlines of the Uganda Protectorate came into being.

The rough coolness of concrete lost its appeal under a damp and gray northern sky, and its fortress-like material, touted as vandal-proof, soon proved vulnerable to spray-can graffiti.

Before moving through the Lesser Antilles, Lenny produced rough surf that killed two people in northern Colombia.

These are sometimes, mainly regionally in the northern parts, divided into grovdoppa ( rough dunkables-e. g., sandwiches or other savories, sometimes replacing a meal ) and findoppa ( fine dunkables-e. g cinnamon buns, cookies, sweet biscuits et. c ).

A hole in the roof of the northern chamber ( accessed today by a high and rickety ladder long ) leads via a rough connecting passage to the passage from the western entrance.

The upland restoration of prairie, savanna, and woodland plants has included only top quality native species such as little bluestem, sky-blue aster, nodding wild onion, side-oats grama, butterfly weed, purple prairie clover, rough blazing star, wild quinine, prairie phlox, coneflowers, false dragonhead, northern prairie dropseed, showy goldenrod, rattlesnake master, shooting star, and wild bergamot.

To do so, the Rangers will take the fight to their territory, the rough terrain surrounding Fort Benning, the mountains of northern Georgia, and the swamps and coast of Florida.

His rough ideas about the possible upcoming campaign included the decision to make the Danube valley the main theatre of operations, as he had done in 1805, and to tie down any Austrian forces that might invade northern Italy by positioning some of his own forces that would be commanded by Eugène and Marmont.

It is a rough ellipse in shape, about east – west and about north – south, and the Miners ' Track runs along the northern shore.

A smaller crater Gassendi A intrudes into the northern rim, and joins a rough uplift at the northwest part of the floor.

The interior floor is relatively flat in comparison with the rim region, although there are sections of rough terrain near the northern rim.

The interior floor is flatter in the northern half and somewhat rough and hilly in the south, particularly near the crater midpoint.

Surrounding the crater is a rough outer rampart that mixes with the rugged terrain along the northern half of the rim.

The rim of this formation is rough and somewhat eroded formation, with a break and an outward bulge along the northern end, while a ridge intrudes into the southern rim.

However there is a group of central peaks near the midpoint, and the northern part of the floor is rough and hummocky.

The route from Isiolo in Kenya to Moyale on the Ethiopian border through the northern Kenyan desert is rough and has sometimes been dangerous due to bandits.

Jacob Piatt Dunn, longtime secretary of the Indiana Historical Society, noted that " hoosier " was frequently used in many parts of the South in the 19th century for woodsmen or rough hill people.

Before Jack and I moved to Montreal, we had just been through some very rough treatment in the racially biased South during spring training in Florida.

In rough terms, Werchter to the north of the Demer is a part of the South Campine, Wezemaal and Rotselaar Heikant of the Hageland, whereas Rotselaar-Centre to the west of the Dijle is a part of Binnen-Vlaanderen ( Inner Flanders ), which is also known as Dijleland.

The sealers were rough men and several kidnapped Aboriginal women from Tasmania and mainland South Australia.

Honky tonks were rough establishments, mostly in the Deep South and Southwest, that served alcoholic beverages to a working class clientele.

South Auckland is an imprecisely defined area of Auckland, New Zealand, often stereotyped as a socio-economically disadvantaged, and sometimes rough, urban area with a relatively large Polynesian and Māori population.

There is no official English name, but a rough translation of the German name is Youth in the South Schleswig Voter Federation, abbreviated Youth in the SSW.

In fact, a rough outline of Italian organized crime ( OC ) east of Broad Street, with Black OC west of Broad Street became a shorthand to describe South Philadelphia's hidden forces for decades, damning efforts at urban renewal.

Due to the lower reef and large entrance, the anchorage at South Minerva can be rough at high tide if a swell is running.

Though the administrative area ( Sanya Prefecture ) has a rough topography, the city itself is generally flat, lying on a parcel of land between low-level mountains to the north and the South China Sea.

The original stone, a rough octahedron weighing 650. 80 carats ( 130. 16 g ), was discovered in 1895 at the Jagersfontein Mine in South Africa.

One hundred dollars got him a rough paddlewheeler ride into camp near Charleston, South Carolina in the brutally cold February 1835.

Compared to the myths, real lynchings in the early years of the western United States did not focus as strongly on " rough and ready " crime prevention, and often shared many of the same racist and partisan political dimensions as lynchings in the South and Midwest.

" Township 7 South, Range 25 East and Township 8 South, Ranges 24 and 25 East, Mount Diablo Meridian: These townships are very rough, intersected by deep canyons and very steep, almost impassable mountains, in part covered with dense chaparral.

In Kasungu District you can cross the border into Zambia and take the legendary " 100 miles of rough road " to South Luangwa National Park in Zambia.

The rough equivalent in North America is an " across the board " bet, where equal bets on a horse are set to win, place and show.

Munster saw difficult times through the rough years of the Great Depression and the two World Wars, like many other new towns in America.

In his famous book chronicling the expedition, Maximilian Prince of Wied's Travels in the Interior of North America, the Prince wrote, " I had been indisposed, as well as my huntsman, since I left Louisville, and was not in a mood properly to appreciate the fine, lofty forests of Indiana, the road through which was very bad and rough.

They differ in bill proportion and form a rough NE-SW clinal in size across North America.

As a rough average, in North America, a basic share may be $ 350 – 550 for a season lasting for 14 – 20 weeks in June to September ( or October ).

Cheap imports of wheat from America caused widespread depression among agricultural communities in the 1870s, with much arable land reverting to rough pasture.

“ We honor the rough soldier Ferguson ,” Irving wrote “ for the fiat of instant death with which he would have requited the most infamous and dastardly outrage that brutalizes warfare .” Tarleton, on the other hand, reveled in his own misconduct and that of his soldiers “ for afterwards, in England, he had the effrontery to boast, in the presence of a lady of respectability, that he had killed more men and ravished more women than any man in America .” Irving himself would go on to be reintroduced to a new generation of readers through the late nineteenth century writings of Lyman Draper.

It was exported mainly to England, the Netherlands and Britain's colonies in America, and some rough fabrics were called " osnaburg " as late as the mid-twentieth century.

Spanish settlers of North America originally used full rigging, but without a back cinch, this type of rigging was a disadvantage because the saddle would rise in the back while traveling over rough terrain.

In the United States of America the term Dutch Indonesians is used, which is a rough translation of the Dutch term-Indische Nederlander.

It is the largest tree frog in North America and has a rough warty skin.

The New York Times ran an extensive profile of Fryer, entitled " Toward a Unified Theory of Black America ," in March 2005 that dealt extensively with Fryer's rough upbringing: Fryer's mother left when he was very young, and his father, who beat his son, was convicted of rape, effectively leaving Fryer to fend for himself.

Nonetheless, by present day standards in Europe, North America and the rest of the developed world, sport bikes are usually divided into three, four, or five rough categories, reflecting vaguely similar engine displacement, horsepower, price and intended use, with a good measure of subjective opinion and fudging for the sake of simplicity.

Speaking of himself in the third person, Pound criticises his earlier works as attempts to " wring lilies from the acorn ", that is to pursue aesthetic goals and art for art's sake in a rough setting, America, which he calls " a half-savage country ".

Writing in Spin magazine, renowned rock critic Ira Robbins reviewed Elaine MacKenzie, noting, " Lescher's voice is astonishing -- a rough but melodic roar that seems to be straining for release " before concluding " The Greening of America starts here.