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The foundation of his business is $5,000 in capital, which he rotates between diamonds, shipments of clothes and other Chinese-made goods sent upriver to the mining regions of Kasai, where four people work as his commercial agents.
"A prime contributor to their disappearance in this region was located just upriver, where Bailey Creek meets the James.
Archaeobotanical samples of barley (Hordeum vulgare L). found at Qasr Ibrim display a two-row phenotype that is unique to the region of archaeological sites upriver of the first cataract of the Nile, characterised by the development of distinctive lateral bracts.
And although the Culinary Institute of America's main campus is in the region (in Hyde Park, near Poughkeepsie), upriver long remained a restaurant desert, a place where young chefs' dreams went to die.
Not only did this make it easier to police the region — British patrols could go much farther upriver without having to cross borders — it also enabled British gold diggers [5] to travel farther inland as well (at least in theory: most of New Guinea's heavily forested and mountainous interior remained unexplored by Westerners until the early 20th century).
The first part of the journey upriver takes eight hours.
Airport security makes it harder to traffic animals by plane so most are taken upriver along the Amazon to Pucallpa, capital of the neigbouring Ucayali region, and from there by road to Peru's Pacific coast.
"Historically, the Central City population tends to be post-emancipation, urban migrants, coming in from the plantation regions, sugarcane fields, and the cotton fields in Mississippi and upriver," Campanella said.
Officials hope that shipping cargo upriver by barge and rail will reduce air pollution from truck traffic on the New York region's overburdened highways.
