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Si-Kiang

or WEST RIVER, China, by far the most important of the streams which unite to form the Canton river. It is navigable for vessels drawing 12 feet 75 miles from the sea.

SIKINO (ancient Sikinos), a small is land of the Cyclades, in the Grecian Archipelago, E. of Melos; area, 17 square miles. The surface is lofty, but the soil is fertile. The staple product is wine.

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