The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 113
... hundred and fifty miles long , one hundred and sixty - seven miles wide , having a maxi- mum depth of a thousand feet , its bot- tom four hundred feet below sea - level , with some two hundred tributary streams and the greatest snow ...
... hundred and fifty miles long , one hundred and sixty - seven miles wide , having a maxi- mum depth of a thousand feet , its bot- tom four hundred feet below sea - level , with some two hundred tributary streams and the greatest snow ...
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... hundreds of miles the bound- ary between Argentina and Paraguay , but has never been explored nor its course map- One hundred miles above the mouth , navigation on the Pilcomayo is stopped by a gigantic morass , two hun- dred miles long ...
... hundreds of miles the bound- ary between Argentina and Paraguay , but has never been explored nor its course map- One hundred miles above the mouth , navigation on the Pilcomayo is stopped by a gigantic morass , two hun- dred miles long ...
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... hundred years the spot where the awful holocaust took place was shunned . To the Hindus it was sacred , and after the iron door rusted and fell away , the Mohammedans who ventured near declared they were menaced by a demon woman with a ...
... hundred years the spot where the awful holocaust took place was shunned . To the Hindus it was sacred , and after the iron door rusted and fell away , the Mohammedans who ventured near declared they were menaced by a demon woman with a ...
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