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Page 439
... Michigan - until at Superior , the French - named northernmost and westernmost of them all , they culminate in the largest body of fresh water in the world . Just as the Lakes ' first moccasined owners once roamed their far - flung ...
... Michigan - until at Superior , the French - named northernmost and westernmost of them all , they culminate in the largest body of fresh water in the world . Just as the Lakes ' first moccasined owners once roamed their far - flung ...
Page 442
... Michigan's Upper Peninsula . Lake Michigan stretches at left , Lake Huron at right . Nerve center of the bridge , the control room houses banks of switches for operation of traffic signals . Microphone gives the toll supervisor contact ...
... Michigan's Upper Peninsula . Lake Michigan stretches at left , Lake Huron at right . Nerve center of the bridge , the control room houses banks of switches for operation of traffic signals . Microphone gives the toll supervisor contact ...
Page 472
... Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile , which leads toward the Gold Coast and the lake . The Chicago River lies in the foreground . Engineers re- versed its flow to funnel south toward the Mississippi River rather than north into Lake Michigan ...
... Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile , which leads toward the Gold Coast and the lake . The Chicago River lies in the foreground . Engineers re- versed its flow to funnel south toward the Mississippi River rather than north into Lake Michigan ...
Contents
A TROPICAL BIT OF FRANCE 255 | vi |
FIRST CROSSINGS OF THE ENDS OF THE EARTH | 1 |
THE ARCTIC AS A SEA ROUTE OF THE FUTURE | 21 |
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