The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 55National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 88
... river may have fallen and he will find himself 100 yards or more from the main channel . If he cannot obtain native help in moving his crude , heavy canoes , he sometimes remains stranded for months before the river rises and sets him ...
... river may have fallen and he will find himself 100 yards or more from the main channel . If he cannot obtain native help in moving his crude , heavy canoes , he sometimes remains stranded for months before the river rises and sets him ...
Page 225
... River ran down a part of its length , but the city planners gave to this stream an artificial channel , and thus converted a river bed into a beau- tiful thoroughfare . Some one visiting Santiago during the season when the rivers are ...
... River ran down a part of its length , but the city planners gave to this stream an artificial channel , and thus converted a river bed into a beau- tiful thoroughfare . Some one visiting Santiago during the season when the rivers are ...
Page 505
... River , offers one of the most popular canoe trips in all the world . Oddly enough , Allagash Lake , in which the river has its source and from which it takes its name , is rarely seen by tourists who annually make the trip down this ...
... River , offers one of the most popular canoe trips in all the world . Oddly enough , Allagash Lake , in which the river has its source and from which it takes its name , is rarely seen by tourists who annually make the trip down this ...
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JUNE 1929 | 8 |
Adventures in Arizona Color Photography | 29 |
The Volcanoes of Ecuador | 49 |
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