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People in the city as well as those in other areas can enjoy a dog
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July temperatures can average between 66 °F (19 °C) in the north to 86 °F (30 ° C) in the south
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Smelt, shad, striped bass, croaker, blue fish, and weakfish can be caught with haul seines
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It is marked by the rugged highlands of the Jos Plateau, where numerous extinct volcanoes can be found
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In the capital city of Victoria a tourist can have afternoon tea at the stately Empress Hotel or view the world’s tallest totem pole in Beacon Hill Park
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In general, the continent can be divided into two main physical regions: the northwest and the southeast
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The planks could be taken down, loaded onto canoes, and moved from one site to another
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It is the largest national park in Canada and has been declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO (a United Nations agency)
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