The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 98-99National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography |
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The approximate separated by only a few years from dimensions of the north side of the that city's destruction , mainly at the Gate are 70 feet for the height of the hands of the Medes , so was Babylon's towers and 35 feet for the ...
The approximate separated by only a few years from dimensions of the north side of the that city's destruction , mainly at the Gate are 70 feet for the height of the hands of the Medes , so was Babylon's towers and 35 feet for the ...
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In fact , it was 25 feet long with a 9 - foot beam . But , isn't even a speck on most maps that except for a few special parts , it was homeshow the Gulf of California . Not a soul made from flotsam of the Gulf .
In fact , it was 25 feet long with a 9 - foot beam . But , isn't even a speck on most maps that except for a few special parts , it was homeshow the Gulf of California . Not a soul made from flotsam of the Gulf .
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DGETS Air Force Color Photo National Geographic Society 736 Golden Gate Bridge , 220 Feet above the Tide , Spans the Entrance to San Francisco Harbor . Twin Towers Soar 746 Feet Geologists say the Golden Gate was once a river gorge .
DGETS Air Force Color Photo National Geographic Society 736 Golden Gate Bridge , 220 Feet above the Tide , Spans the Entrance to San Francisco Harbor . Twin Towers Soar 746 Feet Geologists say the Golden Gate was once a river gorge .
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