The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 130
... Lake Superior and the camp , mak- ing it readily accessible ( see pp . 188-9 ) . As I write , the fiftieth consecutive year has passed , during which longer and more frequent visits have been made , many of them recorded in subsequent ...
... Lake Superior and the camp , mak- ing it readily accessible ( see pp . 188-9 ) . As I write , the fiftieth consecutive year has passed , during which longer and more frequent visits have been made , many of them recorded in subsequent ...
Page 132
... lake , and that this vast area of water , instead of breeding gales or accelerating the land winds , had the opposite effect . Moreover , the heaviest wind at Duluth in 47 years ( 1873-1920 ) was 78 miles per hour , in September , 1881 ...
... lake , and that this vast area of water , instead of breeding gales or accelerating the land winds , had the opposite effect . Moreover , the heaviest wind at Duluth in 47 years ( 1873-1920 ) was 78 miles per hour , in September , 1881 ...
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... Lake , which lies within the boundary of the park , is as beautiful a body of water as can be found anywhere . Its deep - blue basin lies between the wooded slopes of two mountains whose precipitous summits seem almost to over- hang the ...
... Lake , which lies within the boundary of the park , is as beautiful a body of water as can be found anywhere . Its deep - blue basin lies between the wooded slopes of two mountains whose precipitous summits seem almost to over- hang the ...
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