The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 40
... feet in flood . Anything over 100,000 feet per second is flood stage . During high water the falls are completely covered by continuous roaring rapids . The most effective scenic stage is between 4,000 and 40,000 feet . On the Virginia ...
... feet in flood . Anything over 100,000 feet per second is flood stage . During high water the falls are completely covered by continuous roaring rapids . The most effective scenic stage is between 4,000 and 40,000 feet . On the Virginia ...
Page 220
... feet wide and 8 inches deep , and are spaced 4 feet apart ; so as you look down the length of the garden you see 25 strips , 400 feet long , separated by dark cinder pathways ( page 223 ) . Water Chemically Enriched The soldiers who ...
... feet wide and 8 inches deep , and are spaced 4 feet apart ; so as you look down the length of the garden you see 25 strips , 400 feet long , separated by dark cinder pathways ( page 223 ) . Water Chemically Enriched The soldiers who ...
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... feet of market - going chickens . It is the strong , flexible stem of a climbing palm , sometimes 200 feet long . At Pasir , Netherlands Borneo , these sections await shipment . To Cook Meals and Repel Mosquitoes , Firewood and Iron.
... feet of market - going chickens . It is the strong , flexible stem of a climbing palm , sometimes 200 feet long . At Pasir , Netherlands Borneo , these sections await shipment . To Cook Meals and Repel Mosquitoes , Firewood and Iron.
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