The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 113National Geographic Society, 1958 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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( > One Peak Towers Six Miles High Principal lunar mountain ranges take their names from a fancied resemblance to terrestrial ... The Doerfel Mountains , on the moon's extreme southern edge , may contain peaks in excess of 20,000 feet .
( > One Peak Towers Six Miles High Principal lunar mountain ranges take their names from a fancied resemblance to terrestrial ... The Doerfel Mountains , on the moon's extreme southern edge , may contain peaks in excess of 20,000 feet .
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They reveal a passion to preserve the integrity of the old mountain life . ... after his right became useless he had defended what he thought dignified and good in the old days and deplored aspects of modern impacts on his mountains .
They reveal a passion to preserve the integrity of the old mountain life . ... after his right became useless he had defended what he thought dignified and good in the old days and deplored aspects of modern impacts on his mountains .
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636-637 Western Hemisphere 353 Mountain climbers and climbing : National parks 599 , 621 ; ill . 626 ; col . pl . 627 Mountain range Greatest , on planet 775 Submarine . See Mid - Atlantic Ridge Mountain ranges : Lebanon 488 , 494 ; ill ...
636-637 Western Hemisphere 353 Mountain climbers and climbing : National parks 599 , 621 ; ill . 626 ; col . pl . 627 Mountain range Greatest , on planet 775 Submarine . See Mid - Atlantic Ridge Mountain ranges : Lebanon 488 , 494 ; ill ...
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