Sentence examples for existed north from inspiring English sources

Of course, no one is going to argue for reinstating the patchwork of lines that once existed north of Aberdeen, or suggest that we will ever regain the size of the network before Beeching wielded his axe.

Sections of paved highway existed north of Snow Hill, from Ironshire to Berlin, and from Berlin to the northern terminus of present MD 818 by 1910.

In 1895, Burnham oversaw and led the Northern Territories British South Africa Exploration Company expedition that first established for the British South Africa Company that major copper deposits existed north of the Zambezi in North-Eastern Rhodesia.

In addition, according to genetic data, Acer rubrum likely existed north of their Pleistocene pollen-based range limits, but, it is not yet known if the same applies to A. saccharum [ 21].

These estimates of expansion into southeast Alaska are notably earlier than the expansion time of those pure populations of M. rutilus that now exist north of the LeConte Glacier (4.31 Ka).

Instead, the scientists suggest that L. lemmus's ancestors originally existed farther north and survived the entire ice age cut off from their relatives, Nature World News reports.

I'm a native New Yorker, and the schisms in my home state have always existed just north of the Bronx, past Westchester County.

While local trains had existed previously north of Trondheim, the services south to Oppdal were all new in an area which was previously only served by intercity and night trains.

Our results were in agreement with previous historical and archaeological reports about the past gene flow that existed between North African and South European breeds, in particular with Iberian cattle.

Some genetic markers for Stone Age western Europeans simply don't exist in north- east Asia – but they do in tiny quantities among some north American Indian groups.

The problem with Lincoln's justification is that it was premised on the assumption that major threats to the Union cause existed throughout the north.