The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 97National Geographic Society, 1950 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 41
... miles south of the latitude of Cairo , Egypt , and only 100 miles across the Gulf Stream from Habana ( page 43 ) . " For 50 years Key West has held its supremacy as the most populous city of the State , " wrote Jefferson B. Browne in ...
... miles south of the latitude of Cairo , Egypt , and only 100 miles across the Gulf Stream from Habana ( page 43 ) . " For 50 years Key West has held its supremacy as the most populous city of the State , " wrote Jefferson B. Browne in ...
Page 144
... miles long and a maximum of 85 miles wide , Formosa contains fewer square miles than Connecticut and New Hampshire , but three times their combined population . One of Tainan's Loveliest Flowers Admires Another Suyz Zoo holds. MILES ...
... miles long and a maximum of 85 miles wide , Formosa contains fewer square miles than Connecticut and New Hampshire , but three times their combined population . One of Tainan's Loveliest Flowers Admires Another Suyz Zoo holds. MILES ...
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... miles to the inch , the entire country is mapped in this series on a uniform scale of 1 : 2.500.000 , or 39.5 miles to the inch . Larger - scale insets provide greater detail on important areas in the two eastern sections and in the ...
... miles to the inch , the entire country is mapped in this series on a uniform scale of 1 : 2.500.000 , or 39.5 miles to the inch . Larger - scale insets provide greater detail on important areas in the two eastern sections and in the ...
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