The Naturalist in NicaraguaJ.M. Dent & Sons, Limited, 1911 - 306 pages |
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Page 31
... feet above the lake , therefore at that point the highest elevation between the two oceans is only about 133 feet ; but even allowing that an error of a few feet may be discovered when a thorough survey is made across from sea to sea ...
... feet above the lake , therefore at that point the highest elevation between the two oceans is only about 133 feet ; but even allowing that an error of a few feet may be discovered when a thorough survey is made across from sea to sea ...
Page 132
... feet in diameter , and composed of stones of the average size of a man's head ; but one , from the centre of which grew an immense cotton - wood tree , was made of about a dozen very large stones , some about five feet long , three ...
... feet in diameter , and composed of stones of the average size of a man's head ; but one , from the centre of which grew an immense cotton - wood tree , was made of about a dozen very large stones , some about five feet long , three ...
Page 191
... feet high , composed entirely of boulder clay . This clay was of a brown colour , and full of angular and subangular blocks of stone of all sizes up to nine feet in diameter . The hill on the slope that we descended was covered with a ...
... feet high , composed entirely of boulder clay . This clay was of a brown colour , and full of angular and subangular blocks of stone of all sizes up to nine feet in diameter . The hill on the slope that we descended was covered with a ...
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The Naturalist in Nicaragua: A Narrative of a Residence at the Gold Mines of ... Thomas Belt No preview available - 2018 |
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