Among the "Craters of the Moon" An Account of the First Expeditions Through the Remarkable Volcanic Lava Beds of Southern Idaho
Limbert RW. 1924. Among the "Craters of the Moon" An Account of the First Expeditions Through the Remarkable Volcanic Lava Beds of Southern Idaho. National Geographic Magazine. 45:303-328
Robert Limbert's article in The National Geographic Magazine, March 1924, with photos and map.
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- Journal Article
- Authors
- Limbert, R
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- CRMO
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