The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 60
... range , to reappear in the southern islands of Japan , Kyūshū and Shikoku . This sys- tem is then continued until it ... ranges known as the " Japanese Alps . " The conflict of these two systems has resulted in terrific upheavals , and ...
... range , to reappear in the southern islands of Japan , Kyūshū and Shikoku . This sys- tem is then continued until it ... ranges known as the " Japanese Alps . " The conflict of these two systems has resulted in terrific upheavals , and ...
Page 179
... range of illumination , out - of- doors , of the modern flashlight powders is limited in animal photography to about fifty feet , unless a very heavy charge is used , in conjunction with a long - focus lens . However , the direct and ...
... range of illumination , out - of- doors , of the modern flashlight powders is limited in animal photography to about fifty feet , unless a very heavy charge is used , in conjunction with a long - focus lens . However , the direct and ...
Page 287
... range of snow - capped volcanoes , plainly visible for 120 miles , from Douglas to Peulik , as grand a collection of glacier- covered volcanoes as can be imagined . To the east lies the broad , green valley of Savanoski River , giving ...
... range of snow - capped volcanoes , plainly visible for 120 miles , from Douglas to Peulik , as grand a collection of glacier- covered volcanoes as can be imagined . To the east lies the broad , green valley of Savanoski River , giving ...
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