The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... ISLAND DIRK HARTOG ISLAND Murchiso 100 ° Geographe Bay 110 ° HOOD RANGE MACDONNELL RANGES DESERT Lake Torrens STURT DESERT Lake Frome FLINDERS RANGES 150 ° 160 ° TAGULA ROSSEL ISLAND ISLAND CORAL SEA ISLANDS Paroo Murray Culgoa Barw on ...
... ISLAND DIRK HARTOG ISLAND Murchiso 100 ° Geographe Bay 110 ° HOOD RANGE MACDONNELL RANGES DESERT Lake Torrens STURT DESERT Lake Frome FLINDERS RANGES 150 ° 160 ° TAGULA ROSSEL ISLAND ISLAND CORAL SEA ISLANDS Paroo Murray Culgoa Barw on ...
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... ISLAND ( Austl . ) ISLANDS ( Aust ! ) 120 ° CELEBES Bandjarmasin SUNDA Java Sea ND O KEPULAUAN SULA BURU 130 ° MOLUCCAS DJAZIRAH DOBERAL BIAK 140 ° PULAU JAPEN MANUS ISLAND NEW GUINEA CERAM ISLANDS Banda Sea KEPULAUAN KAI 10 5030 ...
... ISLAND ( Austl . ) ISLANDS ( Aust ! ) 120 ° CELEBES Bandjarmasin SUNDA Java Sea ND O KEPULAUAN SULA BURU 130 ° MOLUCCAS DJAZIRAH DOBERAL BIAK 140 ° PULAU JAPEN MANUS ISLAND NEW GUINEA CERAM ISLANDS Banda Sea KEPULAUAN KAI 10 5030 ...
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... ISLAND Norfolk Island , with a total area of about 13.3 square miles ( 34.5 square kilometres ) , is volcanic in origin and has a mean altitude of 350 feet ; two high points , Mount Pitt and Mount Bates , just exceed 1,000 feet . The ...
... ISLAND Norfolk Island , with a total area of about 13.3 square miles ( 34.5 square kilometres ) , is volcanic in origin and has a mean altitude of 350 feet ; two high points , Mount Pitt and Mount Bates , just exceed 1,000 feet . The ...
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