Greco-Latin.
Greeks2,600,000
Albanians1,250,000
Italians27,700,000
French39,700,000
Spaniards and Portuguese20,210,000
Rumanians8,400,000
Rhætians (“Romans”)42,000
99,902,000
Germanic.
Germans53,400,000
Dutch and Flemish6,720,000
Scandinavians5,640,000
Anglo-Saxons30,600,000
96,360,000
Slavonic.
Russians59,000,000
Poles11,800,000
Chechians, &c.6,750,000
Servians5,750,000
Slovenes1,200,000
Bulgarians3,100,000
87,600,000
other
Finns4,700,000
Osmanli1,300,000
Magyars5,770,000
Tartars2,500,000
Calmucks100,000
Celts1,600,000
Basks700,000
Letts, &c.2,900,000
Armenians280,000
Gipsies590,000
Circassians400,000

Included above are 4,500,000 Jews.

[5] W. H. Smith, “The Me­di­ter­ra­nean.”—Dureau de la Malle, “Géographie Physique de la Mer Noire et de la Mediterranée.”—Böttger, “Das Mittelmeer.”

[6] Area of the Me­di­ter­ra­nean basin:—

Drainage ofsquare
miles
Europe683,500
Asia232,000
Africa1,737,500
Me­di­ter­ra­nean Sea1,153,300
3,806,300

[7]

Wes­tern basin.Eas­tern basin.Ad­ri­at­ic.Arch­i­pel­ago.Black Sea.Med­i­ter­ran­ean.
Area355,200502,00050,20060,600185,3001,153,300
Great­est depth, fath­oms1,6402,1705655401,0702,170
Aver­age depth, fath­oms640960110320320640

[8] Quantity of salt held in solution in the Atlantic, 36 parts in 1,000; in the Me­di­ter­ra­nean (mean), 38 parts; in the Black Sea, 16 parts.

[9] There are found in the Me­di­ter­ra­nean 444 species of fish (Goodwin Austen), 850 species of molluscs (Jeffreys), and about 200 species of foraminiferæ.

[10] The production of salt on the coasts of the Me­di­ter­ra­nean is thus distributed among its coast-lands:—Spain, 200,000 tons; France, 250,000 tons; Italy, 300,000 tons; Austria, 70,000 tons; Russia, 120,000; other countries, 200,000 tons. Total, 1,140,000 tons, valued at £480,000.