The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 3National Geographic Society, 1892 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 28
... ports on the Pacific ocean , than by steamer to Cartagena and up the Magdalena across the Andes to the valley of the Amazon , and then a second time across the Andes to the Pacific ocean . The greater part of the business to and from ...
... ports on the Pacific ocean , than by steamer to Cartagena and up the Magdalena across the Andes to the valley of the Amazon , and then a second time across the Andes to the Pacific ocean . The greater part of the business to and from ...
Page 31
... port , and yet some of them are of surpassing interest . Fraught , as many of them are , with policies that must have a marked in- fluence in the future in developing the still uncivilized regions and increasing the prosperity of the ...
... port , and yet some of them are of surpassing interest . Fraught , as many of them are , with policies that must have a marked in- fluence in the future in developing the still uncivilized regions and increasing the prosperity of the ...
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... Port Mulgrave , near its entrance on the eastern side . The shores of Yakutat bay , on both the east and the west , are low and densely wooded for a distance of twenty - five miles from the ocean , where the foot - hills of the ...
... Port Mulgrave , near its entrance on the eastern side . The shores of Yakutat bay , on both the east and the west , are low and densely wooded for a distance of twenty - five miles from the ocean , where the foot - hills of the ...
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... Port des Francais . " Here his ships anchored , after experiencing great difficulty in entering the harbor , and remained for many days , during which trade was carried on with the In- dians , while surveys were made of the adjacent ...
... Port des Francais . " Here his ships anchored , after experiencing great difficulty in entering the harbor , and remained for many days , during which trade was carried on with the In- dians , while surveys were made of the adjacent ...
Page 61
... . 61 grave . " The harbor. NAT GEOG MAG 144 pte de la Boufbole Mont St Elie 24 har 1786 Monti 80 Va 129 142 140 Behring Port des Francais VOL . II , 1801. PL . 3 . 138 Crofs - Sund 39 Jung Corner . Ens.de Menendex . Confrolleur . Kayes.
... . 61 grave . " The harbor. NAT GEOG MAG 144 pte de la Boufbole Mont St Elie 24 har 1786 Monti 80 Va 129 142 140 Behring Port des Francais VOL . II , 1801. PL . 3 . 138 Crofs - Sund 39 Jung Corner . Ens.de Menendex . Confrolleur . Kayes.
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