These schools are made up of a mix of public, catholic, private and independent run, with the heaviest distribution lying in the more densely populated West around the Hobart city core.

Among the sites considered within Seattle were Duwamish Head in West Seattle ; Fort Lawton ( now Discovery Park ) in the Magnolia neighborhood ; and First Hill — even closer to Downtown than the site finally selected, but far more densely developed.

* A few hours after the spiritual leader of Hamas, Ahmed Yassin, offered to halt all suicide attacks in exchange for full Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank and Gaza Strip, an Israeli F-16 jet dropped a bomb into a densely populated residential area of Gaza City.

There were 24, 110 housing units at an average density of 12, 821. 0 per square mile ( 4, 951. 6 / km² ), making West Hollywood one of the most densely populated cities in the US.

During the summer, West Harwich is among the most densely populated areas of Harwich and Dennis.

The municipality is the least densely populated on the mainland of the Netherlands, i. e., in effect, not on one of the West Frisian Islands.

To this day, the towns of Caldwell and West Caldwell remain by far the most urbanized, densely populated, and ethnically, racially, and income-diverse in the West Essex area.

In May 2007, citing concern over developments in West Kowloon, and near Tai Wai Yuen Long railway stations, some legislators called for a law to stop developers from constructing tall buildings which adversely affect air flow in densely populated areas, but the bid failed.

Jews did not figure prominently among the victims in West Prussia, as the area was not densely populated by them and most had fled before Germans arrived.

Dedications are densely concentrated in the West Midlands.

It is the second largest Local Government Area of Tasmania, after the West Coast, and the least densely populated, with only 0. 3 people per square kilometre.

Mar Vista is considerably less densely populated than neighboring Palms, as its homeowners ' associations successfully fended off the 1950s up-zoning that changed much of Palms and West Los Angeles from suburban areas to renter-dominated urban neighborhoods.

The exception to this is rail transport, as Upton is not part of the major rail link from Birkenhead to West Kirby, which instead passes around the more densely populated coast.

It includes a mix of leafy, expensive residential areas in the South and West of the constituency and densely populated areas nearer Leith with more young professionals and students, as well as older residents whose families have lived there during several previous generations.

In May, 2007, citing concern over developments in West Kowloon, and near Tai Wai and Yuen Long railway stations, Wong Kwok-hing of the Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions proposed a motion calling for measures to reduce screen-like buildings which maximise good views at the expense of air flow in densely populated areas.

To the West of the Old Town, on the Vltava, the settlement of Poříčí (" Riverside ") was already densely built, containing two churches, St. Clement's and St. Peter's, as well as the bishop's court.

In addition, the authors gathered evidence that syphilis and the other GUDs were, like injections, absent from the densely forested areas of Central and West Africa before organized colonialism socially disrupted these areas ( starting in the 1880s ).

In West Africa, the wet phase ushered in expanding rainforest and wooded savannah from Senegal to Cameroon.

Dave's " ecstasy ride " on the wooded road after first meeting Kathy ( where his bike tire blew ) was filmed on the " West Gate Road " in Indiana's Brown County State Park, 14 miles east of Bloomington on State Road 46.

The current town of West Terre Haute is near several unincorporated historical communities, including Toad Hop ( the mostly wooded area between the I-70 exit and US 40 ), Liggett and Whitcomb Heights

Their naked and hogtied bodies were discovered in a ditch in a wooded area of West Memphis, Arkansas, known as " Robin Hood Hills ".

Newcastle West is in the middle of a great bowl-shaped valley in West Limerick, known one time as the valley of the Wild Boar, apparently due to the abundance of this animal here when the area was thickly wooded.

Hurst ( Hyrst ) in a place name refers to a wood or wooded area-there are several in West Kent and East Sussex.

It included a house for himself ( West Villa: now 57 Marina ); service areas were provided, such as shops and laundering ( Mercatoria and Lavatoria ), as well as public buildings for entertainment and the picturesque siting of villas amongst the wooded slopes and water of the central gardens, to be paid for by subscription.

The parish includes the joined village of Phoenix Green to the south and surrounding hamlets of Dipley, West Green, Elvetham and Hartfordbridge, as well as large wooded areas such as Yateley Heath Wood and part of Hazeley Heath.

About north of that intersection, the road returns to two lanes through West Park and Esopus, passing primarily through largely undeveloped, primarily wooded countryside.

* In the Vale of the White Horse ( now in Oxfordshire, formerly in Berkshire ), villages such as East Ginge, West Ginge, Letcombe Bassett, Childrey and Woolstone are at the head of wooded valleys below the Ridgeway on the north-facing scarp slope.

European moving westward often bypassed settling in the mountainous and wooded regions of western Virginia ( much of which became the newly-formed State of West Virginia in 1863 ) to reach the valley of the Ohio River, and the fertile plains beyond.

The woodland contains both deciduous and coniferous trees, notably: mature and young oak ; beech ; silver birch ; birch ; and Scots Pine and is bordered to the South by the Waterloo to Guildford via Cobham and Stoke D ' Abernon railway line, to the East by the A244 road running between Esher and Leatherhead, to the North by the A3 ( Portsmouth Road ) ( although the wooded area continues north towards Esher as Esher Commons ), and the West by encroaching residential development.

While this stretches just one kilometre wide to the West, it extends to the east to the moraine of Möhlin with a width of around three kilometres ; in the south, the plain is limited through the wooded, gently-rising foothills of the Tafeljura.

By 1936, Lovett was able to become a true country day school, with a move to a wooded campus north of the city off West Wesley Road.

Also available at < http :// www. boondocksnet. com / expos / wfe_lewisclark_0504a. html > in Zwick, Jim ed., World ’ s Fairs and Expositions: Defining America and the World, 1876-1916 ; online at < http :// www. boondocksnet. com / expos / index. html ></ ref > Meanwhile, Portland ’ s wheat and flour industries were growing at an amazing rate, and Portland held “ the largest flour mill on the Pacific coast .” The unparalleled timber industry continued to grow, as “ Oregon is second wooded area, with 54, 300 square miles ” and “ in quantity of standing lumber, Oregon leads the Union, with 300 billion feet …”< ref name =" Reed "> Reed, Henry E., “ The Great West and the Two Easts ” North American Review 178 ( April, 1904 ); < http :// www. boondocksnet. com / expos / wfe_1904_great_west. html > In Zwick ; pp. 12-13 .</ ref > Oregon ’ s shipping was growing, too, fueled by a $ 1. 5 million project to dike and dredge the Columbia River.

For many West Philadelphia and Upper Darby children, Cobbs Creek is their first introduction to wooded greenspaces and freshwater ecosystems.

The portage, some long, starts in the swamp and then goes west in a wooded upland to reach the West Savanna.

Eisenhower ( 2nd from left ) and Omar Bradley ( 2nd from right ) were members of the 1912 West Point football team.

Eisenhower, far right, with three unidentified friends, in 1919 four years after graduating from West Point.

He used his position on the board of directors of the Writers Guild of America, West on a number of occasions to mediate disputes between unions and the Hollywood studios, and although he was frequently accused by some on the right of championing the unions, he was valued by the studios as an effective mediator.

During the Suez crisis, Nehru's right hand man, Menon attempted to persuade a recalcitrant Gamal Nasser to compromise with the West, and was instrumental in moving Western powers towards an awareness that Nasser might prove willing to compromise.

By mid-afternoon, Stonewall Jackson ordered Stuart to command a turning movement with his cavalry against the Union right flank and rear, which if successful would be followed up by an infantry attack from the West Woods.

Current positions associated with social progressivism in the West include opposition to the death penalty, and support for legal recognition of same-sex marriage, distribution of contraceptives, public funding of embryonic stem-cell research, and the right of women to choose abortion.

The Academic Mall: ( from left to right ) a bridge coming from Jamrich Hall ( behind camera ), West Science, New Science Facility and the Learning Resource Center.

* In a 2002 episode of The West Wing, Rob Lowe ( Sam Seaborn ) and Ian McShane ( portraying a Russian negotiator ) have a conversation about how the word ' frumpy ' " onomatopoetically sounds right ".

Whilst still at university, Cook wrote for Kenneth Williams, for whom he created an entire West End comedy revue called One Over the Eight, before finding prominence in his own right in a four-man group satirical stage show, Beyond the Fringe, with Jonathan Miller, Alan Bennett and Dudley Moore.

This is because the Reichsbahn was specifically mentioned in several postwar treaties and directives regarding the right to operate the railroad in West Berlin ; had the East German government changed the name of the railways to, for example, Staatsbahn der DDR ( State Railways of the GDR ), it would likely have lost this right.

Considering these references to Robin Hood, it is not surprising that the people of both South and West Yorkshire lay some claim to Robin Hood, who, if he existed, could easily have roamed between Nottingham, Lincoln, Doncaster and right into West Yorkshire.

The highest courts of New Hampshire and West Virginia simply do not have an intermediate appellate court between themselves and the trial court of general jurisdiction, while the intermediate Court of Appeals of Virginia hears appeals as a matter of right only in family and administrative cases.

In games originating in North and West Europe, Russia, and the United States and Canada, the rotation is typically clockwise, i. e. play proceeds to the left ; in South and East Europe and Asia it is typically counterclockwise, so that play proceeds to the right.

The geographical distribution of Turkic-speaking peoples across Eurasia ranges from the North-East of Siberia to Turkey in the West ( see picture in the box on the right above ).

And right before that, we had that coal mine disaster in West Virginia where we lost 29 miners.

He hoped for the restoration of the ancient temple in Jerusalem, the exclusive right of Jews to settle on the West Bank of the Jordan River, and the creation of a state based on biblical law.

Recently declassified documents show that in early 1976, at a meeting with US Senator Adlai Stevenson III, Arafat suggested a " few kilometers " of Israeli withdrawal from parts of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip while transferring responsibility to the UN, and this, he claimed " would give him something to show his people before he could acknowledge Israel's right to exist ".

By signing the Oslo accords, the Palestine Liberation Organization recognize Israel's right to exist, while Israel permitted the creation of an autonomous Palestinian National Authority consisting of the Gaza Strip and West Bank which was implemented in 1994.

After World War II, the Mossi actively pressured the French for separate territorial status and on September 4, 1947, Upper Volta became a French West African territory again in its own right.

Mictlantecuhtli ( left ), god of death, the lord of the Underworld and Quetzalcoatl ( right ), god of wisdom, life, knowledge, morning star, patron of the winds and light, the lord of the West.

The ' radical right ' is a term developed after the Second World War to describe groups as different as McCarthyism, the John Birch Society, Thatcherism, the Republikaner Party in West Germany, and so on.

The Christian right is a major force in the West.