10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RIVERLESS»
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Another riverless stretch of 205 miles separates Streaky Bay from Fowler's Bay ;
and another riverless stretch of 90 miles separates Fowler's Bay from the ' Head
of the great Bight ', between which and Eucla (W.A.), 130 miles away, there are ...
John Davenport Rogers, 1907
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Saraswati: The River that Disappeared
The Riverless Vibrant Land The flat expanse of land lying between the
spectacular sweep of the arcuate Himalaya mountain in the north and the straight
stretch of the Aravali Range in the south is a strange country (Plate 1). The
bounty of the ...
3
First Teachings about the Earth; its lands and waters; its ...
PART IV. through; this great riverless tract in China is called Gobi or Shamo: a
large part of Persia and of Arabia are in the same riverless state; these parts are
watered by rain and mountain torrents brought down by the rains. Of course you ...
4
Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society
Though small streams flow down both ends of these passes, they may be called
riverless valleys, and the amount of excavation in the middle, where no streams
exist, has generally been greater than towards the two ends — that is to say, the ...
Yorkshire Geological Society, 1870
5
The New American Cyclopaedia: A popular Dictionary of ...
The Arabian peninsula and the desert of Gobi are riverless. The cause of this is to
be found in the absence of rain. The desert of Gobi is in the region of south-
westerly winds which traverse a long stretch of continent, and arrive at this point ...
6
The New American Cyclopædia: A Popular Dictionary of General ...
The Arabian peninsula and the desert of Gobi are riverless. The cause of this is to
be found in the absence of rain. The desert of Gobi is in the region of south-
westerly winds which traverse a long stretch of continent, and arrive at this point ...
George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana, 1869
7
Explanations and sailing directions to accompany the Wind ...
It was a specimen of water from the sea of Ochotsk, which is a sea in a riverless
region, and one where evaporation is probably in excess of precipitation — Thus
fulfilling the physical conditions for heavy water. The Red Sea is in a riverless ...
Matthew Fontaine Maury, United States Naval Observatory, 1858
8
The half-crown atlas of physical geography
19 and 20 River systems of the globe, their comparative area and boundaries . .
15 and 16 River systems and subdivisions, illustration of the geographical term . .
at Riverless coast of Australia . . 10 Riverless region of Africa, its position on the ...
Alexander Keith Johnston, 1870
9
Report of the Proceedings of the Geological and Polytechnic ...
Though small streams flow down both ends of these passes, they may be called
riverless valleys, and the amount of excavation in the middle, where no streams
exist, has generally been greater than towards the two ends — that is to say, the ...
Geological and Polytechnic Society of the West Riding of Yorkshire
The all but riverless countries of Southern America, South Africa and Australia
are situated in the midst of the largest expanse of ocean, with surface winds
blowing over them that have swept the face of the waters for many thousands of
miles, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RIVERLESS»
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Driverless cars are still in their infancy—Google's cute little vehicles don't go faster than 25 mph. Nevertheless, courts around the country are currently deciding ... «Slate Magazine, Jul 15»
