The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7Grolier, 1989 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... miles ( 22 km ) north of Terre Haute . The city is in a live- stock and grain raising - area and produces tools , overalls , flour , and packed meats . There are coal mines nearby . Clinton is governed by a mayor and council ...
... miles ( 22 km ) north of Terre Haute . The city is in a live- stock and grain raising - area and produces tools , overalls , flour , and packed meats . There are coal mines nearby . Clinton is governed by a mayor and council ...
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... miles ( 130 km ) through Grand Canyon National Monument and 13 miles ( 21 km ) into Grand Canyon National Park . Marble Gorge Dam would back water 55 miles ( 88 km ) to the foot of Glen Canyon Dam , and from the reservoir created the ...
... miles ( 130 km ) through Grand Canyon National Monument and 13 miles ( 21 km ) into Grand Canyon National Park . Marble Gorge Dam would back water 55 miles ( 88 km ) to the foot of Glen Canyon Dam , and from the reservoir created the ...
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... mile ( 0.2 km ) below and 0.6 mile ( 1 km ) above sea level , while another 52 % is at depths below sea level of between 2 and 4 miles ( 3 and 6 km ) . These two areas account for 78 % of the earth's surface area and comprise the ...
... mile ( 0.2 km ) below and 0.6 mile ( 1 km ) above sea level , while another 52 % is at depths below sea level of between 2 and 4 miles ( 3 and 6 km ) . These two areas account for 78 % of the earth's surface area and comprise the ...
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