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Te NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC
MAGAZINE
JULY, 1930
CONTENTS
TWENTY-FOUR PAGES OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN FULL COLOR
Norway, a Land of Stern Reality
With 31 Mlustrations ALFRED PEARCE DENNIS
Fjords and Fjells of Viking Land
27 Natural-Coler Photographs GUSTAV HEURLIN
North America’s Oldest Metropolis
With 34 [ustrations FREDERICK SIMPICH
Adventures in Color on Mexico's West Coast
1 Natural-Color Photographs FRED PAYNE CLATWORTHY
To-day on “The Yukon Trail of 1898"
With 53 Illustrations AMOS BURG
PUBLISHED BY THE
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
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