Name: National Geographic April 1998 Roman Shipwrecks Australia by Bike Prairie Dogs
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - NOVEMBER 1997 - VOLUME 192, VOLUME 5
Cover:  Fall lineup in the north woods: Mallards and American black ducks meander through duckweed in a Minnesota pond before heading south for the winter. Photograph by Jim Brandenburg
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- A Special Place: North Woods Journal Deep in the Minnesota wilderness, where pine trees claw the surface of dark lakes, a native son records his habitat in a personal journey of discovery.
- Aging New Answers to Old Questions In the face of an exploding elderly population, scientists' study how and why humans age, and seek the secrets of longer, healthier lives.
- Quebec’s Quandary After a troubled 130-year marriage to English-speaking Canada, the French-speaking province is weighing the pros and cons of calling it quits.
- Portrait of a Hutsul Village; Portrait of a Village: The Hutsuls of Ukraine  In the seclusion of Ukraine’s Carpathian Mountains, the Hu

National Geographic 1997 Quebec’s Quandary Hutsuls of Ukraine Rafting Uzbekistan

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - OCTOBER 1993 - VOLUME 184, VOLUME 4

Cover: Ten-year-old Perry Campbell is still years away from tough choices about staying or leaving his isolated village in Mary’s Harbour in Labrador. Photograph by Richard Olenius.

SUPPLEMENT: Double Map Atlantic Canada

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Labrador, Canada’s Place Apart – By Robert M Poole, Photographs by Richard Olsenius – Cod fishing is down, mining is in trouble, and the kids are leaving, but if you think Labrador is finished, think again. A supplement map charts the history of this land of “strange wild beauty" and the rest of Atlantic Canada.


The Living Tower of London – By William R Newcott, Photographs by Jonathan Blair – “Hence with him to the Tower." A community of 50 families relish their residences in the infamous prison, where secret passwords still open gates.


Afghanistan’s Uneasy Peace – By Richard Mackenzie, Photographs by Steve McCurry – For a decade Afghan guerrillas fought S

National Geographic 1993 MAP Canada Labrador Afghan Guerrillas Native Americans

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - APRIL 1998 - VOLUME 193, VOLUME 4
Cover:  With a call known as a jump-yip, a prairie dog greets its neighbors or signals “all clear" after a predator has left the foraging area of its prairie dog town. Photograph by Raymond Gehman
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- The Orinoco – The bewitching song of El Dorado—fabled fountainhead of gold—still echoes along Venezuela’s longest river as it flows past rain forest villages, cattle ranches, and natural caches of mineral wealth. By Donovan Webster; Photographs by Robert Caputo
- Roman Shipwrecks – Probing the depths of the Mediterranean Sea, a nuclear submarine locates the remains of trading vessels that sank west of Sicily 2000 years ago. by Robert D Ballard; Photographs by Priit J Vesilind
- Australia by Bike, Part Three – Surviving a self-imposed ordeal of 10,000 wind-blasted miles, an American journalist completes a circuit of his adopted country and finds hims

National Geographic April 1998 Roman Shipwrecks Australia by Bike Prairie Dogs

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - SEPTEMBER 1994 - VOLUME 186, VOLUME 3
Cover: Irish youths negotiate city traffic on their way home from a horse fair in downtown Dublin. Photograph by Sam Abell.
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- Ireland on Fast-Forward by Richard Conniff; Photographs by Sam Abell On emerald pastures, livestock grazes in the shadow of factories. Manufacturing now surpasses farming in the island nation, where hopes for the future crowd out dreams of a romantic past.
- The Sonoran Desert by Priit J Vesilind; Photographs by Joanna B Pinneo This parched realm of cactuses and pronghorns that straddles California, Arizona, and Mexico faces increasing development. A double map supplement highlights Mexico’s cultural heritage.
- Inner Japan by Patrick Smith; Photographs by Peter Essick – Serenity lingers in the villages and lush valleys of Japan’s western slope, where rice farmers and artisans honor the nation’s ideals of family, tradition, simplicity.
- Crimea: Pearl of a Fallen Empir

National Geographic Sept 1994 MAP Mexico Sonoran Desert Coffins of Ghana Ireland

Vtg National Geographic Magazine Volume 151 No 5 May 1977 Mint Condition
•        Condition: Mint Condition, no tears or writing.  Please see pictures for details. The supplement is missing.
•	Publisher:  National Geographic Society, Washington DC
•	Publication Date: May 1977
•         Binding: Trade Paperback
•         Book Type: Periodical
•         Measurements: 10 in. x 7 in.
•         Weight: 13 oz
•         Articles: Wild Nursery Of The Mangroves; The Celts Europe’s Founders; Malaysia: Youthful Nation With Growing Pains; Icelandic Village Reborn From Fire And Ash; New York’s Nature-Blessed Finger Lakes. The supplement is missing from this issue.
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National Geographic Vol 151 No 5 May 77

Volcano overwhelms an Icelandic village 1973

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - JANUARY 1999 - VOLUME 195, VOLUME 1
Cover:  On a coral reef near Papua New Guinea's Milne Bay a goby finds food and shelter on the mantle of a giant clam. Photograph by David Doubilet
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- Popocatépetl: Mexico’s Smoking Mountain
In the shadow of an awakened volcano, Mexican government officials prepare to evacuate threatened villages, while residents cling to their land despite occasional eruptions of ash and rock.
- Ravens: Legendary Bird Brains Revered as omens, reviled as destructive pests, these giant black songbirds exhibit an impressive variety of complex behaviors.
- Tracking the Anaconda Researchers engaged in the first ever field study of the world’s largest snake, the green anaconda, investigate breeding balls to learn how the South American serpents reproduce.
- Research Committee Frontiers of Knowledge: A Report By the National Geographic Society’s Committee for Resear

National Geographic 1999 Popocatépetl Anaconda Lawrence of Arabia Baffin Island

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