The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 265
... miles up , at a speed of 300 to 400 miles per hour , can shoot photo- graphs so sharp that interpreters can count and identify individual cars in a freight train on them . With high - speed emulsion film , spe- cial lenses and filters ...
... miles up , at a speed of 300 to 400 miles per hour , can shoot photo- graphs so sharp that interpreters can count and identify individual cars in a freight train on them . With high - speed emulsion film , spe- cial lenses and filters ...
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... Miles , Curator at Vic- toria , I went several miles up the Zambezi above the Falls . " You wouldn't think that this calm river commits suicide a mile from here , would you ? " he said , as we looked at the placid water . Mr. Miles had ...
... Miles , Curator at Vic- toria , I went several miles up the Zambezi above the Falls . " You wouldn't think that this calm river commits suicide a mile from here , would you ? " he said , as we looked at the placid water . Mr. Miles had ...
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... miles , starting from the Sea of Galilee , it is little more than 4 miles wide . Where the Nahr ( River ) Jalud descends through the Plain of Bethshean to the Jordan River , the Jordan Valley throws its arms about it , as if to say ...
... miles , starting from the Sea of Galilee , it is little more than 4 miles wide . Where the Nahr ( River ) Jalud descends through the Plain of Bethshean to the Jordan River , the Jordan Valley throws its arms about it , as if to say ...
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