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Page 318
... mile long and a half mile wide lying 31 miles northeast of Habbema . This we learned was called Kadie Meer . It has since been officially designated as Archbold Lake by Netherlands geographic authorities ( page 320 ) . From Hollandia ...
... mile long and a half mile wide lying 31 miles northeast of Habbema . This we learned was called Kadie Meer . It has since been officially designated as Archbold Lake by Netherlands geographic authorities ( page 320 ) . From Hollandia ...
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... miles , has been taken , while 2,900 miles to the northwest soars majestic Mount Everest , 29,002 feet high , or nearly 51⁄2 miles . Together they represent a 12 - mile vertical span . In this area are some of the world's last major ...
... miles , has been taken , while 2,900 miles to the northwest soars majestic Mount Everest , 29,002 feet high , or nearly 51⁄2 miles . Together they represent a 12 - mile vertical span . In this area are some of the world's last major ...
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... miles from the snowy summit of Oregon's highest mountain . The conical peak , decked out in ermine cloak and hat , was first seen in 1792 by Lieut . William R. Broughton and named by him in honor of Lord Hood , a hero of the British ...
... miles from the snowy summit of Oregon's highest mountain . The conical peak , decked out in ermine cloak and hat , was first seen in 1792 by Lieut . William R. Broughton and named by him in honor of Lord Hood , a hero of the British ...
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Martinique Caribbean Question Mark By EDWARD T FOLLIARD | 47 |
Collecting Aquarium Specimens in Tropical Pacific Waters | 347 |
New Brunswick Down by the Sea By LAWRENCE J BURPEE 595 | 409 |
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