National Geographic Magazine Vol. 08 - 04. April 1897
by National Geographic Society
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**A Summer Voyage to the Arctic** by G. R. Putnam Putnam narrates his summer voyage to the Arctic, capturing the stunning landscapes, unique wildlife, and the challenges faced during their expedition. **The Area and Drainage Basin of Lake Superior** by Mark W. Harrington Harrington presents a comprehensive analysis of Lake Superior, exploring its geographical dimensions, drainage basin, and its role in the Great Lakes system. **The Siberian Transcontinental Railroad** by Gen. A. W. Greely Greely delves into the history and significance of the Siberian Transcontinental Railroad, highlighting its impact on transportation, trade, and the connection between Asia and Europe.Book Details
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