The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 66
... east , and Stettin on the north- east . One 560 - mile section cuts across the country from the Baltic Sea to the Alps - that is , from Stettin to Salzburg by way of Berlin . Highways , Railroads , Canals Shown These double - lane ...
... east , and Stettin on the north- east . One 560 - mile section cuts across the country from the Baltic Sea to the Alps - that is , from Stettin to Salzburg by way of Berlin . Highways , Railroads , Canals Shown These double - lane ...
Page 80
... eastern part of the Plains area , many of the tribes lived in the mat- or bark - covered lodges as used in the eastern Woodlands area , keeping the habits of their ancestors who came from the forests east of the Mississippi . Among ...
... eastern part of the Plains area , many of the tribes lived in the mat- or bark - covered lodges as used in the eastern Woodlands area , keeping the habits of their ancestors who came from the forests east of the Mississippi . Among ...
Page 168
... east coast is predominantly Indian and Negro . Columbus , on his fourth and last voyage in 1502 , discovered the east coast of Nicaragua . But after sailing down to its present border with Costa Rica he went on farther south to Panama ...
... east coast is predominantly Indian and Negro . Columbus , on his fourth and last voyage in 1502 , discovered the east coast of Nicaragua . But after sailing down to its present border with Costa Rica he went on farther south to Panama ...
Contents
Britain Fights in the Fields By FRANCIS A FLOOD | 31 |
Once a Culinary Stepchild Today a Gulf Coast Industry By HARLAN | 53 |
With a Review of The Societys | 66 |
Copyright | |
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