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Bighorn Mountains, range of the northern Rocky Mountains in southern Montana,
U.S., extending southeastward in an anticlinal arch across north central Wyoming
for 120 mi (193 km). Varying in width between 30 and 50 mi, the mountains ...
Bighorn Mountains, range of the northern Rocky Mountains in southern Montana,
U.S., extending southeastward in an anticlinal arch across north central Wyoming
for 120 mi (193 km). Varying in width between 30 and 50 mi, the mountains ...
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Botswana, officially republic of Botswana, formerly bechuanaland, landlocked
country in southern Africa, covering an area of 224,607 square miles (581,730
square km). The capital is Gaborone. Consisting mostly of the Kalahari (desert),
the ...
Botswana, officially republic of Botswana, formerly bechuanaland, landlocked
country in southern Africa, covering an area of 224,607 square miles (581,730
square km). The capital is Gaborone. Consisting mostly of the Kalahari (desert),
the ...
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The two Burgundies formed the southern part of a state, the northern possessions
of which extended over the Netherlands, the valley of the Meuse, and the
Ardennes. In the north, expansion was to continue (Hainaut, 1428; Brabant, 1430
; ...
The two Burgundies formed the southern part of a state, the northern possessions
of which extended over the Netherlands, the valley of the Meuse, and the
Ardennes. In the north, expansion was to continue (Hainaut, 1428; Brabant, 1430
; ...
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