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Lizars, Daniel
Colombia, Guayana.
1831
World Atlas
| Authors |
Lizars, Daniel |
| Full Title |
Colombia & Guayana. Published by D. Lizars, Edinburgh. (1831?) |
| List No |
0436.063 |
| Note |
Hand colored engraved map. Relief shown by hachures. Covers present-day Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Guyana, Surinam, French Guiana and parts of Brazil and Peru. |
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Johnston, Alexander Keith, 1
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Geological phenomena.
1856
Physical Atlas
| Authors |
Johnston, Alexander Keith, 1804-1871 |
| Full Title |
Comparative views of remarkable geological phenomena by A.K. Johnston, F.R.G.S. Engraved by W. & A.K. Johnston. William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh & London. (1856) |
| List No |
0372.012 |
| Note |
Hand col. lithograph. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Contents: Plan of the volcanoes of Pichincha and Antisana surveyed by A. von Humboldt. Scale 1:200,000 -- Plans of the craters of Vesuvius and Etna by H. Abich, 1834. Scale 1:20,000 -- Physical map of the island of Teneriffe, by Leopold von Buch. Scale 1:550,000 -- Southern view of Etna from M.P.O. near Catania by W.S. Waltershausen -- View of the summit of the peak of Teneriffe and of the crater of elevation which surrounds it, from the east, by Leopold von Buch -- Chart of South Keeling Islands surveyed by the officers of H.M.S. Beagle. Scale 1:200,000 -- Chart of Ascension Island, surveyed by Lieutenant Campbell, R.N. Scale [1:200,000] -- View of Ascension Island from the mountain road -- Plan of the Crater of Cedee in the island of Java trigonometrically surveyed by Dr. Salomon Muller, 1836. Scale 1:20,000 -- Plan of Graham Island by Capt. C.H. Swinburne, 1831. Scale 1:20,000 -- Comparative view of the elevation of the principal active volcanoes on the globe -- Plan of Arthurs Seat, from an original survey. Scale 1:20,000. -- Samson's Ribs. "Geology no. 11." |
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Arbuckle Bros.
Ecuador. Greece. Portugal. M
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1890
World Atlas
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Arbuckle Bros. |
| Full Title |
Ecuador. Greece. Portugal. Morocco. |
| List No |
2703.004 |
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Ecuador, a republic, is illustrated by tapping India rubber trees and a view of Mt. Cotopaxi. Greece, under a constitutional monarchy, shows the ruins of the Parthenon, an amphora, honey, and currants. Portugal, a constitutional monarchy, shows port wine, lemons, oranges, lemons, nuts, melons, and olives. The absolute monarchy of Morocco is illustrated by leather, a bazaar, and a city street scene. |
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