The National Geographic Magazine Vol. 11 - Free Audiobook

Author(s): National Geographic Society,

Language: English

Genre(s): Non-fiction Travel & Geography

1 / 104The Philippine Islands and their Environment; by John Barrett

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1. The Philippine Islands and their Environment; by John Barrett
2. The Cape Nome Gold District; by F. C. Schrader
3. The Idaho and Montana Boundary Line; by Richard U. Goode
4. The Copper River Delta; by E. D. Preston
5. Our New Possessions and the Interest they are Exciting; by O. P. Austin
6. The Total Eclipse of the Sun, May 28, 1900; by F. H. Bigelow
7. The Census of 1900; by F. H. Wines
8. Geographic Nomenclature; by E. W. Hilgard
9. Puerto Rico, not Porto Rico; by John Hyde
10. Geographic Literature
11. Correspondence
12. Miscellanea
13. Some Geographic Features of Southern Patagonia, with a Discussion of their Origin; by J. B. Hatcher
14. Kite Work of the Weather Bureau; by H. C. Frankenfield
15. Practical Exercises in Geography; by W. M. Davis
16. Professor Henry Allen Hazen
17. Geographic Miscellanea
18. British South Africa and the Transvaal; by F. F. Hilder
19. The History and Geographic Distribution of Bubonic Plague; by George M. Sternberg
20. Ice Cliffs on White River, Yukon Territory; by Martin W. Gorman
21. A Hunting Trip to Northern Greenland; by Fullerton Merrill
22. A Canal from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean
23. Diseases of the Philippines
24. Geographic Mischellanea
25. The Anglo-Venezuelan Boundary Dispute; by Marcus Baker
26. Korea, the Hermit Nation; by Harrie Webster
27. An Assumed Inconstancy in the Level of Lake Nicaragua; by C. Willard Hayes
28. The Isthmian Canal Commission
29. International Arbitration and its Possibilities
30. Helping Navigation
31. Railway Construction and Improvements
32. Where Exploration is Needed
33. Work in the Arctic and Antarctic
34. Geographic Literature
35. Geographic Miscellanea
36. The Growth of Russia; by Edwin A. Grosvenor
37. Influence of Geographical Conditions on Military Operations in South Africa; by W. A. Simpson
38. Apperception in Geography; by M. E. Kelton
39. Ice Cliffs on White River, Yukon Territory; by C. W. Hayes and A. H. Brooks
40. A German Route to India; by Gilbert H. Grosvenor
41. The Cuban Census
42. Frank Hamilton Cushing
43. Geographic Literature
44. Geographic Miscellanea
45. The Road to Bolivia; by W. E. Curtis
46. The Colonial Expansion of France; by Jean C. Bracq
47. The Prevention of Hailstorms by the Use of Cannon
48. The U. S. Signal Corps in Porto Rico
49. Russian Railways
50. The New Superintendent of the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
51. The Revolt of the Ashantis
52. Geographic Miscellanea
53. The Expansion of England; by Edwin D. Mead
54. The Road to Bolivia, continued; by W. E. Curtis
55. The Chinese "Boxers;" by L. J. Davies
56. National Geographic Society
57. Grove Karl Gilbert
58. Ports of the Far East
59. The Tsung-li-Yamen
60. Geographic Notes
61. Problems in China; by James M. Hubbard
62. China and Her People; by Harrie Webster
63. The National Geographic Society’s Eclipse Expedition to Norfolk, Va.; by Marcus Baker
64. The Scientific Work of the National Geographic Society’s Eclipse Expedition to Norfolk, Va.; by Simon Newcomb
65. Hydrographic Work of the U. S. Geological Survey
66. Railways, Rivers, and Strategic Towns in Manchuria; by Gilbert H. Grosvenor
67. Culebra
68. The First American Census of Porto Rico
69. U. S. Board on Geographic Names
70. Foreigners and Foreign Firms in China
71. The Chinese Farmer
72. Three Books on China
73. Miscellanea
74. The Colorado Desert; by David P. Barrows
75. The Chinese Paradox; by H. M. Watts
76. Colonial Government in Borneo; by James M. Hubbard
77. The Water Supply for the Nicaragua Canal; by Arthur P. Davis
78. Mrs Bishop's "The Yangtze Valley and Beyond;" by Eliza R. Scidmore
79. The city of Shanghai
80. Forest Reserves of the United States; by Gifford Pinchot
81. The Great Wall of China
82. Geographic Notes
83. Lessons of Galveston; by W. J. McGee
84. The West Indian Hurricane of September 1-12, 1900; by E. B. Garriott
85. Excavations at Nippur
86. Hunan, the Closed Province of China; by W. B. Parsons
87. The National Geographic Society: Address of the President to the Board of Managers
88. Through the Heart of Africa
89. Nansen's "Farthest North" Eclipsed
90. Geographic Notes
91. Proceedings of the National Geographic Society
92. The Samoan Islands; Dy Edwin V. Morgan
93. The Manila Observatory; by Jose Algue
94. The Limited Water Supply of the Arid Region; by F. H. Newell
95. Hurricanes on the Coast of Texas; by A. W. Greely
96. Africa the Largest Game Preserve in the World; by John B. Torbert
97. Announcements
98. The Wyoming Fossil Fields Expedition of July, 1899; by W. C. Knight
99. Gold in the Philippines; by F. F. Hilder
100. The Teaching of Physical Geography in Elementary Schools; by R. E. Dodge
101. Geography at the British Association for the Advancement of Science; by John Hyde
102. Decisions of the U. S. Board on Geographic Names
103. Significant Facts Concerning the Foreign Trade of Great Britain
104. Miscellanea

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The National Geographic Magazine, an illustrated monthly, Vol XI, January to December 1900.

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