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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... sq km Persons per sq mi 1 2.6 6 15 25 65 50 130 New Guinea 100 260 200 520 500 1.295 Singapore Manila Surabaja Djakarta New Guinea Population density of Asia . ern Siberia and Soviet Central Asia are being developed into modern ...
... sq km Persons per sq mi 1 2.6 6 15 25 65 50 130 New Guinea 100 260 200 520 500 1.295 Singapore Manila Surabaja Djakarta New Guinea Population density of Asia . ern Siberia and Soviet Central Asia are being developed into modern ...
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... sq km New South Wales 309,433 South Australia 801,428 667,000 1,727,522 380,070 984,377 Tasmania 26,383 68,332 ... square mile , and the Northern Territory had a popu- lation of only 86,000 . Against this , 5,000,000 people lived in ...
... sq km New South Wales 309,433 South Australia 801,428 667,000 1,727,522 380,070 984,377 Tasmania 26,383 68,332 ... square mile , and the Northern Territory had a popu- lation of only 86,000 . Against this , 5,000,000 people lived in ...
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... sq km Persons per sq mi 20 50 Sankt Pölten 40 105 Linz 60 155 Wels 80 205 100 260 1.000 2.590 Salzburg Innsbruck Population density of Austria . Steyr 50 100 mi 50 100 150 km Klagenfurt Graz Leoben THE NATIONAL ECONOMY The Austrian ...
... sq km Persons per sq mi 20 50 Sankt Pölten 40 105 Linz 60 155 Wels 80 205 100 260 1.000 2.590 Salzburg Innsbruck Population density of Austria . Steyr 50 100 mi 50 100 150 km Klagenfurt Graz Leoben THE NATIONAL ECONOMY The Austrian ...
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