The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... engineers told me that in ex- cavating they exhumed piles of buffalo skele- tons . Some skulls had petrified . Today cattle herds walk out on winter ice that covers Fort Peck Reservoir , 189 miles long , often looking for a hole from ...
... engineers told me that in ex- cavating they exhumed piles of buffalo skele- tons . Some skulls had petrified . Today cattle herds walk out on winter ice that covers Fort Peck Reservoir , 189 miles long , often looking for a hole from ...
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Army Engineers Measure the River's Silt Content from an Omaha Bridge Samples are taken from various depths , since water may be muddiest near the Missouri's bottom . Every day enough silt passes Omaha to load 5,500 railroad cars of 50 ...
Army Engineers Measure the River's Silt Content from an Omaha Bridge Samples are taken from various depths , since water may be muddiest near the Missouri's bottom . Every day enough silt passes Omaha to load 5,500 railroad cars of 50 ...
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... Engineers revo- lutionized the Chinese lumber industry . Chi- nese lumber used to be cut with handsaws . Boards and timbers were never longer than could be carried conveniently on wheeled , pony - drawn cart . But the Engineers brought ...
... Engineers revo- lutionized the Chinese lumber industry . Chi- nese lumber used to be cut with handsaws . Boards and timbers were never longer than could be carried conveniently on wheeled , pony - drawn cart . But the Engineers brought ...
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