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Ausable Chasm

a picturesque and popular American summer resort, in New York State; 12 miles from Plattsburg, and 1 mile from Keeseville. It is an isolated formation, wholly independent of, and disconnected from, any other similar panorama. chasm, the river is hemmed into a chan- At the beginning of the nel not more than 10 feet wide by walls of rock from 100 to 200 feet high. Lower down the walls gradually spread apart till in some places there is a distance between them of 50 feet, and then extend with sharp turns and occasional enlargements for nearly 2 miles. The trip through the chasm may be made in a small boat or on foot.

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