The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 55National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 172
... road connects Loja with Cuenca ; but only saddle and pack ani- mals can travel over it . It is too narrow and rough ... road the mud was so deep that the horses sank almost to their bellies . Sometimes they fell down , completely ...
... road connects Loja with Cuenca ; but only saddle and pack ani- mals can travel over it . It is too narrow and rough ... road the mud was so deep that the horses sank almost to their bellies . Sometimes they fell down , completely ...
Page 173
... road was , we finally conquered it and reached the Guayaquil Quito Railroad at the foot of the Nariz del Diablo ... road leading up the valley from Riobamba to Quito . Charming little villages , mostly inhabited by industrial In- dians ...
... road was , we finally conquered it and reached the Guayaquil Quito Railroad at the foot of the Nariz del Diablo ... road leading up the valley from Riobamba to Quito . Charming little villages , mostly inhabited by industrial In- dians ...
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... Road , and everywhere on the South Road , they are only merchants and officials . The two most important settled peoples are the Tungans ( often called the Dun- gans ) and the Turkis . There are also nu- merous other tribes , including ...
... Road , and everywhere on the South Road , they are only merchants and officials . The two most important settled peoples are the Tungans ( often called the Dun- gans ) and the Turkis . There are also nu- merous other tribes , including ...
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Map of Discovery Western Hemisphere Reproduction in colors of the painting | 93 |
Turkey Goes to School By MAYNARD OWEN WILLIAMS | 95 |
Adventures of the National Geographic | 109 |
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