The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 53National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... FEET A wonderful panoramic view of Greater New York , showing Manhattan Island , between the Hudson ( left ) and East River ( right ) , with bridges ( Brooklyn , Manhattan , Williamsburg , and Queensborough ) to Brooklyn . To the right ...
... FEET A wonderful panoramic view of Greater New York , showing Manhattan Island , between the Hudson ( left ) and East River ( right ) , with bridges ( Brooklyn , Manhattan , Williamsburg , and Queensborough ) to Brooklyn . To the right ...
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... feet of the ground , looking for some object of interest . The shadow of the plane shows that in this case he was about 30 feet above the prairie . Frequently he flew even lower , so that at times he appeared , from the plane above , to ...
... feet of the ground , looking for some object of interest . The shadow of the plane shows that in this case he was about 30 feet above the prairie . Frequently he flew even lower , so that at times he appeared , from the plane above , to ...
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From an altitude of 2,000 feet or higher , farming lands present a huge checkerboard appear- ance . Sometimes the units are irregular in shape , but in many places , as in the Middle West , they are extremely uniform . In this picture ...
From an altitude of 2,000 feet or higher , farming lands present a huge checkerboard appear- ance . Sometimes the units are irregular in shape , but in many places , as in the Middle West , they are extremely uniform . In this picture ...
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... feet Reserva- tion and circled over Great Falls . A strong wind was blowing as we turned toward Helena . We had to run our engines at nearly full throttle to arrive on time . There were several inquiries as to what had happened to us ...
... feet Reserva- tion and circled over Great Falls . A strong wind was blowing as we turned toward Helena . We had to run our engines at nearly full throttle to arrive on time . There were several inquiries as to what had happened to us ...
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... feet below us . Once or twice we dropped down beside them and waved . We could have landed , for the floor of the desert in several places was packed almost as hard as rock . After Death Valley , we passed over Borax Flat . " SPIRIT OF ...
... feet below us . Once or twice we dropped down beside them and waved . We could have landed , for the floor of the desert in several places was packed almost as hard as rock . After Death Valley , we passed over Borax Flat . " SPIRIT OF ...
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