The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 115National Geographic Society, 1959 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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As our altitude at this time and " We Are Living at the South Pole , " July , 1957 , both by Paul A. Siple . was 7,850 , bedrock must have been 1,350 feet above sea level — lower than in the vicinity of South Ice , so much nearer to the ...
As our altitude at this time and " We Are Living at the South Pole , " July , 1957 , both by Paul A. Siple . was 7,850 , bedrock must have been 1,350 feet above sea level — lower than in the vicinity of South Ice , so much nearer to the ...
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You must never forget us when you hunting is no longer possible . are again living in the great city . It is necessary quickly to find a change of “ And should you one day hear that we are course for the Kraho .
You must never forget us when you hunting is no longer possible . are again living in the great city . It is necessary quickly to find a change of “ And should you one day hear that we are course for the Kraho .
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Full , lush , whispering shade - nothing else makes your outdoor living room so truly living . Your trees are probably the most valuable items in your whole garden . They deserve care - the best of care . Davey tree care was developed ...
Full , lush , whispering shade - nothing else makes your outdoor living room so truly living . Your trees are probably the most valuable items in your whole garden . They deserve care - the best of care . Davey tree care was developed ...
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Contents
115 | vi |
FIRST CROSSINGS OF THE ENDS OF THE EARTH | 1 |
THE ARCTIC AS A SEA ROUTE OF THE FUTURE | 21 |
Copyright | |
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