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pływów I 1. = woda ~ = cofa się ~ najbardziej cofająca się woda; 2. suche; 3. Całkowicie znika: fajnie jest uprawiać hazard - wszystko. II Mn; łzawienie, w kółko. timpas I 1. = air ~ = surut ~ air yg paling surut; 2. kering; 3. ki habis sama sekali: kerana terlalu asyik berjudi akhirnya ~ segala harta benda.
timpas II Mn; bertimpas-timpas bertimpa-timpa, berturut-turut.
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Guidebook of the Western United States: Part C. The Santa ...
The old Santa Fe Trail passed 400 feet east of the site of the station at Timpas. A short distance beyond this place the Timpas limestone caps mesas 1 or buttes of considerable promi- Timpas. nence, especially along the east side of the track, ...
Nelson Horatio Darton, 1915
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Geological Survey professional paper - Trbtan 186 - Halaman 221
The Niobrara formation of southeastern Colorado has heretofore been divided into a lower member, the Timpas limestone, and an upper member, the Apishapa shale. These previously defined units differ somewhat from those recognized in ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), Geological Survey (U.S.). Geographic Names Information Management, 1936
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Scenic Routes & BywaysTM Colorado - Halaman 15
The road begins a gradual descent into the broad Timpas Creek valley and enters the Timpas Unit of Comanche National Grassland, with over 440,000 acres. The area, a patchwork of public and private lands, encompasses a diversity of ...
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100 Classic Hikes in Colorado, 3rd Edition - Halaman 28
Distance: 6 miles round-trip Difficulty: Easy Hiking time: 3 hours Elevation: 441 0 to 4400 feet Management: Comanche National Grassland Wilderness status: None Season: Year-round Maps: USGS Timpas, La Junta SW Distance: 17.4 miles ...
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Boundaries, Areas, Geographic Centers and Altitudes of ...
Timpas to Dakota Pierre to Dakota do l'ierre to Carlllc Dakota to "Red Beds" Timpas to Dakota Y//.do "///.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. do Timpas to "Red Bods". Pierre to Dakota do do In Pierre Apishapa to Dakota.. In Dakota do Pierre. . ....do. Pierre to Dakota ...
Edward Morehouse Douglas, 1923
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Rivers and Birds - Halaman 87
Timpas Creek A short time ago I heard mention of Timpas Creek in southern Colorado, probably in the context of the Santa Fe Trail, a reference that included a brief and tantalizing ety- mology: "Timpas" is Spanish for the stone or plate ...
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Contributions to Geochemistry, 1949 - Halaman 52
Along the base of the foothills slope the Dakota dips under a valley developed on the nonresistant shale of the overlying Graneros formation. The opposite side of the valley is formed by a slope capped by the resistant Timpas limestone.
Walter Wallace Brannock, 1953
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Guidebook of the Western United States - Bhgn 3-4 - Halaman 52
The old Santa Fe Trail passed 400 feet east of the site of the station at Timpas. A short distance beyond this place the Timpas limestone caps mesas 1 or buttes of considerable promi- Timpas. nence, especially along the east side of the track, ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), Marius Robinson Campbell, 1915
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Investigations of Western Batholiths - Halaman 99
Formerly the Niobrara was considered a group in south-central Colorado and was divided into a lower unit, the Timpas limestone, and an upper unit, the Apishapa shale. These formations of the Niobrara group were first described by Gilbert ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1961
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The Gold Pan as a Quantitative Geologic Tool
Formerly the Niobrara was considered a group in south-central Colorado and was divided into a lower unit, the Timpas limestone, and an upper unit, the Apishapa shale. These formations of the Niobrara group were first described by Gilbert ...
Paul Kellogg Theobald, 1957
