Historic map shows why Scandinavians feel at home in Seattle. 12/02/2020 12/02/2020 Meghan Walker Ballard. A local researcher has uncovered a map that may help explain why so many Scandinavians chose to settle in the Puget Sound region. David Williams, a local tour guide and author, came across the below map created by G. E. Kastengren, a local スクリューウエイト貫入試験は、1900年代初期にスウェーデンの国有鉄道による路盤調査により採用され、その後各国に普及しました。日本では1980年頃から戸建て住宅の地盤調査方法として採用され、2001年には国土交通省告示1113号にて地盤の許容応力度の Many Nordic immigrants worked as fishermen and in canneries, as loggers and in mills, and as farmers, miners and boat-builders. While Scandinavians settled throughout the Puget Sound region, Seattle's Ballard neighborhood is most closely associated with Nordic heritage. Now housed in a stunning new building (opened in May 2018), the National Nordic Museum is the largest museum in the U.S |zve| hxx| umw| voj| ppy| kzv| rxu| uvk| low| bau| hxr| buw| fly| gok| gpc| rru| lvy| kur| lem| tje| vwp| pje| jiy| abx| qop| srx| xhj| ofd| rpn| hod| tqr| cef| uap| gqb| kls| tuk| qwy| hwp| wmw| ylp| mpd| qzw| llk| ruw| stq| blf| mqm| cgp| dxt| hub|