The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 62National Geographic Society, 1932 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... highways . But , even with the best passes in use , the Rockies are formidable . It is impos- sible to cross the State by highway without rising at least once to more than 10,000 feet above sea level . On some routes this elevation must ...
... highways . But , even with the best passes in use , the Rockies are formidable . It is impos- sible to cross the State by highway without rising at least once to more than 10,000 feet above sea level . On some routes this elevation must ...
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... highway dived into the canyon through which the Thompson River issues from the foothills , and followed that narrow and picturesque defile for ten miles beside waters that rushed and plunged among huge bowlders . Suddenly the canyon ...
... highway dived into the canyon through which the Thompson River issues from the foothills , and followed that narrow and picturesque defile for ten miles beside waters that rushed and plunged among huge bowlders . Suddenly the canyon ...
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... HIGHWAY PARALLELS COLORADO RIVER Over Tennessee Pass into Colorado's Western Slope country and along one of the headwater streams of the Colorado River runs one of the main highways to the Pacific coast . The road comes to the Colo ...
... HIGHWAY PARALLELS COLORADO RIVER Over Tennessee Pass into Colorado's Western Slope country and along one of the headwater streams of the Colorado River runs one of the main highways to the Pacific coast . The road comes to the Colo ...
Contents
Humming Birds Peculiar to the New World | 65 |
Miniatures of Macao China 11 illustrations in color from natural color photographs | 340 |
Shark FishingAn Australian Industry By NORMAN ELLISON | 358 |
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