The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 62National Geographic Society, 1932 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... valley covered with almost unbroken orchards- peach , apple , pear , and apricot - to Grand Junction , set down where the Gunnison River joins the Colorado . A few miles to the west lies a region of fantastically carved and eroded rock ...
... valley covered with almost unbroken orchards- peach , apple , pear , and apricot - to Grand Junction , set down where the Gunnison River joins the Colorado . A few miles to the west lies a region of fantastically carved and eroded rock ...
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... valley and its adjoining mesas , covered with sagebrush and cedars , was " a desert unfit for cultiva- tion and habitable only by savages . " ENGINEERS KIDNAPPED A RIVER The transformation has come largely from the work of the United ...
... valley and its adjoining mesas , covered with sagebrush and cedars , was " a desert unfit for cultiva- tion and habitable only by savages . " ENGINEERS KIDNAPPED A RIVER The transformation has come largely from the work of the United ...
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The valley of the Colorado , which in early days was known as the Grand River , has become one of the most highly developed and compact peach - producing regions in the United States . From Palisade an average of 1,700 cars of peaches ...
The valley of the Colorado , which in early days was known as the Grand River , has become one of the most highly developed and compact peach - producing regions in the United States . From Palisade an average of 1,700 cars of peaches ...
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Romantic History of Cramped Medieval City Vies With | 219 |
Shark FishingAn Australian Industry By NORMAN Ellison_ | 358 |
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