The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 62National Geographic Society, 1932 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 367
... carried 420 gal- lons of gasoline . I had flown my plane for three years ; so I really ought to know it and it ought to know me . Of course , I had the advantage of having crossed once before and of knowing something of the conditions ...
... carried 420 gal- lons of gasoline . I had flown my plane for three years ; so I really ought to know it and it ought to know me . Of course , I had the advantage of having crossed once before and of knowing something of the conditions ...
Page 484
... carried out in much the same manner as the Canadian oblique surveys , which are de- pendent to a great ex- tent upon a network of ground controls . On the other hand , there were miles of aƫrial mapping in the Ant- arctic which depended ...
... carried out in much the same manner as the Canadian oblique surveys , which are de- pendent to a great ex- tent upon a network of ground controls . On the other hand , there were miles of aƫrial mapping in the Ant- arctic which depended ...
Page 543
... carried with us . With a side wind and deep dust , our long line of lumbering machines suggested a dust - colored destroyer fleet laying a dust - colored smoke screen over a dusty countryside . At night topographic features became ...
... carried with us . With a side wind and deep dust , our long line of lumbering machines suggested a dust - colored destroyer fleet laying a dust - colored smoke screen over a dusty countryside . At night topographic features became ...
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Alert Energetic and Resourceful Its British Pluck and Skill in Arts | 131 |
Romantic History of Cramped Medieval City Vies With | 219 |
Shark FishingAn Australian Industry By NORMAN Ellison_ | 358 |
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