The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Valley . It is one of the longest mountain valleys in the world and one of the most fertile regions in this country . In Pennsylvania and Maryland it is known as the Cumberland Valley , and in West Vir- ginia and Virginia as the Shenandoah ...
... Valley . It is one of the longest mountain valleys in the world and one of the most fertile regions in this country . In Pennsylvania and Maryland it is known as the Cumberland Valley , and in West Vir- ginia and Virginia as the Shenandoah ...
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... Valley . In the first place , the Valley would not exist at all if the limestone had not worn away faster than the shales and sandstone . In the next place , because of available building ma- terial the Valley had good turnpikes early ...
... Valley . In the first place , the Valley would not exist at all if the limestone had not worn away faster than the shales and sandstone . In the next place , because of available building ma- terial the Valley had good turnpikes early ...
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... Valley . Since that first trip we have made eight more . Our goal was the trading post operated by Harry and " Mike " Goulding , often called the " King and Queen of Monument Valley . " They have been the Valley's sole year - round ...
... Valley . Since that first trip we have made eight more . Our goal was the trading post operated by Harry and " Mike " Goulding , often called the " King and Queen of Monument Valley . " They have been the Valley's sole year - round ...
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