The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 79National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 318
... mile long and a half mile wide lying 31 miles northeast of Habbema . This we learned was called Kadie Meer . It has since been officially designated as Archbold Lake by Netherlands geographic authorities ( page 320 ) . From Hollandia ...
... mile long and a half mile wide lying 31 miles northeast of Habbema . This we learned was called Kadie Meer . It has since been officially designated as Archbold Lake by Netherlands geographic authorities ( page 320 ) . From Hollandia ...
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... miles , has been taken , while 2,900 miles to the northwest soars majestic Mount Everest , 29,002 feet high , or nearly 51⁄2 miles . Together they represent a 12 - mile vertical span . In this area are some of the world's last major ...
... miles , has been taken , while 2,900 miles to the northwest soars majestic Mount Everest , 29,002 feet high , or nearly 51⁄2 miles . Together they represent a 12 - mile vertical span . In this area are some of the world's last major ...
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... miles an hour , from a pattern reversed like text reflected back- wards in a mirror , is no picnic . Capital letters in such a text are a mile high , and small letters measure half a mile . At 15,000 feet up a message itself , to be ...
... miles an hour , from a pattern reversed like text reflected back- wards in a mirror , is no picnic . Capital letters in such a text are a mile high , and small letters measure half a mile . At 15,000 feet up a message itself , to be ...
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Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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