The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 94National Geographic Society, 1948 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Brooklets sang merrily as they raced Tea grows at any height up to 7,000 feet , down slopes or leapt over rocks . Finally we but only at elevations above 4,000 feet does reached wind - swept Horton Plains . At 7,000 it develop its best ...
Brooklets sang merrily as they raced Tea grows at any height up to 7,000 feet , down slopes or leapt over rocks . Finally we but only at elevations above 4,000 feet does reached wind - swept Horton Plains . At 7,000 it develop its best ...
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Charleston Bermuda Bermuda , a submarine mountain , rises 15,000 feet from the ocean floor , higher than Mt. Whitney . American Ba sin S BA Calm weather of Horse Latitudes was a factor in selecting expedition's working area .
Charleston Bermuda Bermuda , a submarine mountain , rises 15,000 feet from the ocean floor , higher than Mt. Whitney . American Ba sin S BA Calm weather of Horse Latitudes was a factor in selecting expedition's working area .
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Later , lava and fragmental material erupt Climbing and sliding down into the caldera , through the cracks between the blocks of the we found the lava stream was flowing 30 to fallen “ roof , ” building small volcanoes on 40 feet a ...
Later , lava and fragmental material erupt Climbing and sliding down into the caldera , through the cracks between the blocks of the we found the lava stream was flowing 30 to fallen “ roof , ” building small volcanoes on 40 feet a ...
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