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Page 96
... feet ( 2,100 m ) but drops a total of 5,900 feet ( 1,800 m ) in the first 530 miles ( 850 km ) of its course , which flows in a southeasterly direction through Yunnan province . It then forms part of the border between Kweichow province ...
... feet ( 2,100 m ) but drops a total of 5,900 feet ( 1,800 m ) in the first 530 miles ( 850 km ) of its course , which flows in a southeasterly direction through Yunnan province . It then forms part of the border between Kweichow province ...
Page 449
... feet ( 5,230 m ) , but no crater . As seen from the federal capital , the snow- covered peaks resemble the head , breast , and feet of a recumbent woman - hence the popu- lar designation of sleeping woman . Iztaccíhu- atl last erupted ...
... feet ( 5,230 m ) , but no crater . As seen from the federal capital , the snow- covered peaks resemble the head , breast , and feet of a recumbent woman - hence the popu- lar designation of sleeping woman . Iztaccíhu- atl last erupted ...
Page 677
... feet [ 764 m ] ) , Osong ( 3,483 feet ) , Nam ( 584 feet ) , and Mansu ( 754 feet ) . Kaesong is a castle city enclosed by a Massive bronze statue of the North Korean statesman Kim Il - sung overlooking Kaesong Jan Lonn - Ostman Agency ...
... feet [ 764 m ] ) , Osong ( 3,483 feet ) , Nam ( 584 feet ) , and Mansu ( 754 feet ) . Kaesong is a castle city enclosed by a Massive bronze statue of the North Korean statesman Kim Il - sung overlooking Kaesong Jan Lonn - Ostman Agency ...
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19th century Horsehair for the textile industry | 87 |
horsehair worm also called HAIRWORM | 250 |
of this dark cloud has a shape somewhat | 300 |
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