Meanings of salubrious climate in English

It would be difficult, the world over, to find a more agreeable or salubrious climate.

It has grand scenery, a salubrious climate, productive soil, rich mineral deposits and rare archaeological remains.

It has a salubrious climate and a fertile soil, and is rapidly becoming a very productive State.

Since the first settlement of the State it has become gradually known as possessing an extremely salubrious climate.

On his way he touched at the Isle of St. Helena, and took note of its beautiful scenery and salubrious climate.

Their companions soon stretched themselves under the tent or outside under the trees, which is no great hardship in this salubrious climate.

The minister calls, indeed, speaks cheerfully and conventionally of the Hereafter as of an opulent and famous city with a salubrious climate.

An immense territory, possessing a salubrious climate, fertile soil, fine hunting and fishing grounds, and facilities by lakes and rivers for a vast internal commerce.

The largest are Vancouver's Island, and Queen Charlotte Island, both of which enjoy a mild and salubrious climate, with a soil well adapted to agriculture.

And didn't you have a long, delightful tour with us through the most sublime scenery in the most salubrious climates on earth?