The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 97National Geographic Society, 1950 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 48
... live chickens , drugs , radios , dry goods , machinery , and occasionally cattle . Passenger planes of Cuban - owned ... lives in what may be Key West's oldest house . It is one of six similar wooden houses built in New England in 1825 ...
... live chickens , drugs , radios , dry goods , machinery , and occasionally cattle . Passenger planes of Cuban - owned ... lives in what may be Key West's oldest house . It is one of six similar wooden houses built in New England in 1825 ...
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... live chiefly in the mountains of the interior . The Government now estimates their number at 131,261 . At the Taiwan Tourist Company an em- ployee pointed to the interior on a map and said to us with a grimace , " The barbarians live in ...
... live chiefly in the mountains of the interior . The Government now estimates their number at 131,261 . At the Taiwan Tourist Company an em- ployee pointed to the interior on a map and said to us with a grimace , " The barbarians live in ...
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... live on two flanking islands , separated only by narrow water channels which are shallow enough to be crossed afoot at low tide . Unlike many Pacific islanders , the people here prefer to live in a small , compact com- munity . The ...
... live on two flanking islands , separated only by narrow water channels which are shallow enough to be crossed afoot at low tide . Unlike many Pacific islanders , the people here prefer to live in a small , compact com- munity . The ...
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