The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 111
... coast ) set their nets . The hoods come south , along the west side of Greenland , a little later than the harps come along the Labrador coast . When the former reach the end of Green- land they go across about 500 miles of open sea to ...
... coast ) set their nets . The hoods come south , along the west side of Greenland , a little later than the harps come along the Labrador coast . When the former reach the end of Green- land they go across about 500 miles of open sea to ...
Page 315
... coast , seeking a clear spot for climbing over the mountains . As conditions did not improve , we started to climb anyway and at 11,000 feet headed inland . Soon the coast plain was left behind and we were above the first range of ...
... coast , seeking a clear spot for climbing over the mountains . As conditions did not improve , we started to climb anyway and at 11,000 feet headed inland . Soon the coast plain was left behind and we were above the first range of ...
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... coast , and down the Yukon , these de- pots are set up . Now practically every Now practically every district in ... coast Capt . Vernon ( " Turk " ) Robinson made flight after flight , bearing surveyors and supplies over a mountainous ...
... coast , and down the Yukon , these de- pots are set up . Now practically every Now practically every district in ... coast Capt . Vernon ( " Turk " ) Robinson made flight after flight , bearing surveyors and supplies over a mountainous ...
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