The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 113National Geographic Society, 1958 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... stand on the site . The first , intended to fight off Spanish marauders , was never completed . The second , Fort Hampton , served in the War of 1812 and was destroyed by a hurricane soon after . The present five - sided fort was named ...
... stand on the site . The first , intended to fight off Spanish marauders , was never completed . The second , Fort Hampton , served in the War of 1812 and was destroyed by a hurricane soon after . The present five - sided fort was named ...
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... stand as milestones in the history of man or , in a few cases , indicate how our planet looked when there was no man on earth , but only huge reptiles and strange vegetation . For example , part of Dinosaur National Monument graphically ...
... stand as milestones in the history of man or , in a few cases , indicate how our planet looked when there was no man on earth , but only huge reptiles and strange vegetation . For example , part of Dinosaur National Monument graphically ...
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... stands guard . French trappers named the distant Tetons for a fancied resemblance to a woman's breasts . Kodachromes ... stand where bronze warriors once kept lookout for nomadic enemies raiding in over the rough country to the south and ...
... stands guard . French trappers named the distant Tetons for a fancied resemblance to a woman's breasts . Kodachromes ... stand where bronze warriors once kept lookout for nomadic enemies raiding in over the rough country to the south and ...
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Mexico International park planned | 509 |
Turkeys Country of Cones 122 | 509 |
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