The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 98-99National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 679
... feet or more up the trunk , " the ranger said . " You need binoculars or a heli- copter to appreciate their size . " A single limb on the General Sherman Tree in Sequoia National Park is nearly 7 feet in diameter and 150 feet long ...
... feet or more up the trunk , " the ranger said . " You need binoculars or a heli- copter to appreciate their size . " A single limb on the General Sherman Tree in Sequoia National Park is nearly 7 feet in diameter and 150 feet long ...
Page 736
... feet in either direction . Its stretch between towers is 4,200 feet ; approaches boost the length to 9,266 feet . Here Redwood Highway ( to Oregon ) enters Marin County . Sinyala's Summit Is Known to Birds but Not to Men.
... feet in either direction . Its stretch between towers is 4,200 feet ; approaches boost the length to 9,266 feet . Here Redwood Highway ( to Oregon ) enters Marin County . Sinyala's Summit Is Known to Birds but Not to Men.
Page 776
... feet , it resembles a Mayan pyramid . Worked since the dawn of Europe's Iron Age , this fabulous mountain still has 360 - odd million tons of rich ore left . From it comes 80 percent of Austria's crude iron , which goes to big steel ...
... feet , it resembles a Mayan pyramid . Worked since the dawn of Europe's Iron Age , this fabulous mountain still has 360 - odd million tons of rich ore left . From it comes 80 percent of Austria's crude iron , which goes to big steel ...
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