Countries Associated with Industries

Afghanistan—Carpets, wool, dry and fresh fruits.
Australia—Wheat, wool, meat, dairy products.
Austria—Machinery, textile, leather goods.
Belgium—Glass, textiles.
Brazil—Coffee.
Canada—Wheat, machinery, newsprint.
Chile—Copper.
China—Rice, tea, silk, iron and steel, oil refining.
Cuba—Sugar, Tobacco.
Denmark—Dairy products.
England—Textiles, machinery, medicines, motor cars.
Finland—Textiles, paper.
France—Textiles, silk, wine.
Germany—Machinery, iron and steel goods, equipment and transport equipment, chemical products, refrigerators, television, washing machines, lenses, radio etc.
Ghana—Gold, manganese, coffee.
India—Sugar, hides and skins, mica, manganese, tea, lac, jute, textiles.
Indonesia—Sugar, spices, rice, oil, rubber, cinchona.
Iran—Petroleum, dry fruits, carpet.

Foreign Towns Associated with Industries

Baku (Azerbaijan)—Petroleum.
Bangkok (Thailand)—Ship building, Teak wood.
Belfast (Ireland)—Linen goods, Ship building.
Buenos Aires (Argentina)—Dairy Products, meat.
Cadiz (Portugal)—Coork.
Chicago (U.S.A.)—Agricultural implements, grain and meat, automobiles.
Cologne (West Germany)—On river Rhine, Eau-de-Cologne, cotton and woollen industries.
Dacca (Bangladesh)—Jute, Famous for muslin in olden days.
Detroit (U.S.A.)—Motor cars.
Dresden (East Germany)—Optical and photographic apparatus.
Essen (W. Germany)—Engineering works, Krupps Iron and Steel Works, coal mining.
Glasgow (Scotland)—Machinery, Textile.
Havana (Cuba)—Tobacco, cigars, sugar.
Hollywood (U.S.A.)—Film industry.
Johanesburg (S. Africa)—Gold mines.
Kimberley (S. Africa)—Diamond mining.
Leeds (England)—Woollen goods.
Los Angeles (U.S.A.)—Film production, oil mines.
Lyons (France)—Silk industries.