The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 44
... varieties of remarkable ferns as the heart of the most blasé traveler could wish ( see page 25 ) . Jamaica also boasts of a railroad , if you please a government road that admits 200 miles of track . The first of its lines was operated ...
... varieties of remarkable ferns as the heart of the most blasé traveler could wish ( see page 25 ) . Jamaica also boasts of a railroad , if you please a government road that admits 200 miles of track . The first of its lines was operated ...
Page 95
... varieties of edible fishes caught in New Zealand waters . This remarkable photograph was taken off the northeast coast of the Auckland provincial district , near the Bay of Islands ( see , also , text , page 103 ) . Photograph by ...
... varieties of edible fishes caught in New Zealand waters . This remarkable photograph was taken off the northeast coast of the Auckland provincial district , near the Bay of Islands ( see , also , text , page 103 ) . Photograph by ...
Page 335
... varieties over wide areas . The cuttings go deep into the ground and the great chambers are supported by columns of marble retained for that purpose . The colors run through the spectrum and some of the polished stones have a jewellike ...
... varieties over wide areas . The cuttings go deep into the ground and the great chambers are supported by columns of marble retained for that purpose . The colors run through the spectrum and some of the polished stones have a jewellike ...
Page 366
... varieties of marble found here , running through the colors of the spectrum , and some of the pol- ished stones were al- most jewellike in their luster ( see page 335 ) . Hereabouts , too , is the town of Wey- bridge , where the United ...
... varieties of marble found here , running through the colors of the spectrum , and some of the pol- ished stones were al- most jewellike in their luster ( see page 335 ) . Hereabouts , too , is the town of Wey- bridge , where the United ...
Page 379
... varieties of fowl known to us to - day . In these and in other ways , because of their small size as compared with many other domestic animals and because of their adaptability to a wide variety of climatic conditions , fowls have ...
... varieties of fowl known to us to - day . In these and in other ways , because of their small size as compared with many other domestic animals and because of their adaptability to a wide variety of climatic conditions , fowls have ...
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