The National Geographic Magazine
January 1901
by National Geographic Society
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The National Geographic Magazine, an illustrated monthly, Vol XII, January 1901.
It includes the following articles:
- The Influence Of Submarine Cables Upon Military And Naval Supremacy, by George O. Squier
- The Indian Tribes Of Southern Patagonia, Tierra Del Fuego, And The Adjoining Islands, by J.B. Hatcher
- Location Of The Boundary Between Nicaragua And Costa Rica, by Arthur P. Davis
- The Nicaragua Canal
- The Tsangpo, by James Mascarene Hubbard
- Recent Contributions To Our Knowledge Of The Earth's Shape And Size By The United States Coast And Geodetic Survey, by C.A. Schott
- Explorations In Central East Africa
- Geographic Notes
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| The Influence Of Submarine Cables Upon Military And Naval Supremacy | 54:09 | Read by jkilly | |
| The Indian Tribes Of Southern Patagonia, Tierra Del Fuego, And The Adjoining Islands | 28:21 | Read by mleigh | |
| Location Of The Boundary Between Nicaragua And Costa Rica | 25:28 | Read by skgardner | |
| The Nicaragua Canal | 12:06 | Read by mleigh | |
| The Tsangpo | 13:24 | Read by MamaPhish | |
| Recent Contributions To Our Knowledge Of The Earth's Shape And Size, By The United States Coast And Geodetic Survey | 25:59 | Read by Adrian Stephens | |
| Explorations In Central East Africa | 8:05 | Read by Larry Wilson | |
| Geographic Notes | 18:48 | Read by BettyB |