The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 31
... mountain . This creek will cease to flow north into the Mohawk , and will be made to flow south into New York's watermains . York's watermains . Also , a Schoharie Reservoir will be built , big enough to store one - sixth as much water ...
... mountain . This creek will cease to flow north into the Mohawk , and will be made to flow south into New York's watermains . York's watermains . Also , a Schoharie Reservoir will be built , big enough to store one - sixth as much water ...
Page 35
... mountain three miles long was necessary , and the chief engineer started work at both ends . He was cap- tured by brigands , and when he was finally liberated he found that his two digging parties had missed one another entirely and ...
... mountain three miles long was necessary , and the chief engineer started work at both ends . He was cap- tured by brigands , and when he was finally liberated he found that his two digging parties had missed one another entirely and ...
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... mountain top and market - place that religion is a part of the very life of the land . If one could only turn aside ... mountains back of Smyrna . Alexander the Great defeated the Persians in northern Syria , and Babylon , on the ...
... mountain top and market - place that religion is a part of the very life of the land . If one could only turn aside ... mountains back of Smyrna . Alexander the Great defeated the Persians in northern Syria , and Babylon , on the ...
Page 52
... mountain slopes , narrow valleys , and half desert wastes of Judea and Galilee . Beer- sheba , Hebron , Bethlehem , Nazareth , Jerusalem - the mere mention of these names tells the story of Abraham and Moses and David , of the prophets ...
... mountain slopes , narrow valleys , and half desert wastes of Judea and Galilee . Beer- sheba , Hebron , Bethlehem , Nazareth , Jerusalem - the mere mention of these names tells the story of Abraham and Moses and David , of the prophets ...
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... mountains still hold riches of coal and iron and copper . The quarries still have abundance of choice marbles . The ... mountain passes offer nat- ural lines of communication and trans- portation , as in the days when great caravans ...
... mountains still hold riches of coal and iron and copper . The quarries still have abundance of choice marbles . The ... mountain passes offer nat- ural lines of communication and trans- portation , as in the days when great caravans ...
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