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Harper's New Monthly Magazine
The cold sensibly increased after passing the Yablonoi Mountains ; we found the
lakes frozen and the ground in many places covered with snow. Owing to climatic
peculiarities very little snow falls in the vicinity of Chetah ; and sometimes there ...
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Epitome of geographical knowledge, ancient and modern: ...
This great river receives tributaries from the north that rise in the Yablonoi
Mountains, which separate Mantchooria from Siberia ; and at the most southerly
point of its semicircular bend it receives a great tributary from the southward
called the ...
Ireland. Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, 1857
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Overland through Asia, Pictures of Siberian, Chinese, and ...
We passed the Yablonoi mountains by a road far from difficult. Had I not been
informed of the fact I could have hardly suspected we were in a mountain range.
The Yablonoi chain forms the dividing ridge between the head streams of the ...
Thomas Wallace Knox, 2012
The cold sensibly increased after passing the Yablonoi Mountains ; we found the
lakes frozen and the ground in many places covered with snow. Owing to climatic
peculiarities very little snow falls in the vicinity of Chetah ; and sometimes there ...
Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, 1868
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Harper's New Monthly Magazine
The cold sensibly increased after passing the Yablonoi Mountains; we found the
lakes frozen and the ground in many places covered with snow. Owing to climatic
peculiarities very little snow falls in the vicinity of Chetah; and sometimes there ...
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Overland through Asia: Pictures of Siberian, Chinese, and ...
In winter it has cold winds blowing occasionally from the Yablonoi mountains
down the valley of the Nertcha. The region is very well adapted to agriculture,
and the valley as I saw it had an attractive appearance. The product of the
Nerchinsk ...
Thomas Wallace Knox, 1871
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The Earth And Its Inhabitants (in 8 Volumes)
... 75 Vladimir, 447 Gulf, 431 Vladivostok, 447 Voguls, 338 Voikar River, 338
Wakbm, 238 Wakhi, 238 Waksh River, 254 Wainur, 253 •Wi-tagh, 169 Wrangell
Land, 392 Yablonoi Mountains, 419 Yagnaubs, 236 Yajuj, 215 Yakuts, 393
Yakutsk.
Elisee And A.H. Keane, 2007
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Henry Pestalozzi and His Plan of Education: Being an Account ...
Yablonoi Mountains. 3. The cross Chain, between the two Chains mentioned,
Begins with the northern branch of the Hindookoh, and under the successive
names of the Alak Mountains and the Boogdo-Oola runs across in a '
northeasterly ...
George Eduard Biber, 1831
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Modern Geography: A Description of the Empires, Kingdoms, ...
The most important river is that called by the Russian* the Amur, by the
Mandihurs Sagalian Oula. The Amur is deservedly classed among the largest
rivers ; rising near the Yablonoi mountains* where it is first known by the names
or Kerlon ...
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Geography of the World
(d) The desert of Gobi or Shamo, forms an enormous plateau south of Altai and
Yablonoi mountains and north east of the Altyn mountains. (e) The plateau of Iran
occupying most of Iran or Persia lies between the northern and southern ranges ...
