National Geographic Magazine Vol. 01 No. 1

National Geographic Magazine Vol. 01 No. 1

by National Geographic Society

This inaugural volume of the National Geographic Magazine from 1889 marks the Society's ambitious start in disseminating knowledge about the natural world. The magazine showcases early scientific research and exploration, diving into topics like geological methods, geographical formations, and the devastating storm that ravaged the Atlantic Coast in 1888. It also highlights the importance of surveying and mapping, using the example of Massachusetts as a case study. This collection of articles provides a glimpse into the nascent field of scientific geography and the Society's commitment to documenting the world around us.

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