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(1) Baedeker, Karl. Austria . . . 12th rev. ed. N.Y., Scribner, 1929. p. 310.
(2) Baedeker, Karl. Norway, Sweden and Denmark . . . 10th ed. N.Y., Scribner, 1912. p. 46.
(3) Beatty, M. E. A Brief Story of the Geology of Yosemite Valley. Yosemite Nature Notes, 22:33-40, April 1943.
(4) Carlson, Reynold E. and Ruth. Which Is the World’s Highest Waterfall? Yosemite Nature Notes, 14:37-41, May, 1935.
(5) Clementi, Marie P. Through British Guiana to the Summit of Roraima. N.Y., Dutton, 1920. pp. 190-91.
(6) Crampton, H. E. Kaieteur and Roraima—The Great Falls and the Great Mountain of the Guianas. National Geographic Magazine, 38:227-44, September, 1920.
(7) Dennison, L. R. Devil Mountain. N.Y., Hastings House, 1942. p. 196.
(8) Elsner, Eleanor. The Romance of the Basque Country and the Pyrenees. London, Herbert Jenkins, 1927. p. 173.
(9) Encyclopedia Britannica, The . . . 14th edition, 1929.
(10) Farquhar, Francis P. Place Names of the High Sierra. San Francisco, Sierra Club, 1926. p. 128.
(11) Farquhar, Francis P. Walker’s Discovery of Yosemite. Sierra Club Bulletin, 27:35-49, August, 1942.
(12) Fisher, Karl. Norway Today, 2nd ed., rev. Oslo, Svere Mortensen, 1934. p. 131.
(13) Freeston, Charles L. The Passes of the Pyrenees. London, Herbert Jenkins, 1927. p. 173.
(14) Gedye, G. E. R. A Wayfarer in Austria, 4th ed., rev. London, Methuen, 1931. p. 163.
(15) Gilliard, E. Thomas. Unchallenged Champion. Natural History Magazine, 46:258-71, December, 1940.
(16) Gilliard, E. Thomas. The Eighth Wonder of the World. Saturday Evening Post, July 26, 1941.
(17) Goddard, Lieut. Geo. W. The Unexplored Philippines from the Air. National Geographic Magazine, 58:310-43, September, 1930.
(18) Harwell, C. A. The Ice Cone of Yosemite Falls. Yosemite Nature Notes, 14:41-44, May, 1935.
(19) Hutchings, James M. In the Heart of the Sierras. Oakland, Pacific Press, 1886. p. 496.
(20) Hutchinson, Isobel Wylei. A Walking Tour Across Iceland. National Geographic Magazine, 53:467-97, April, 1928.
(20a) La Gorce, John Oliver. Pirate Rivers and Their Prizes. National Geographic Magazine, 50:86-132, July, 1926.
(21) Manington, George. The West Indies with British Guiana and British Honduras. London, Leonard Parsons, 1925. p. 157.
(22) Marden, Luis. Hail Colombia. National Geographic Magazine, 78:505-35, October 1940.
(23) Matthes, F. E. Geologic History of Yosemite Valley. Geological Survey Professional Paper No. 160. Washington, D. C., U.S. Government Printing Office, 1930. p. 137.
(24) Muir, John. Features of the Proposed Yosemite National Park. Century Magazine. 40:656-67, September, 1890.
(25) Natal Province. Descriptive Guide and Official Handbook. Durban, Natal, S. Africa Railways Printing Works, 1911. p. 331.
(26) National Geographic Society. The Niagaras of Five Continents. National Geographic Magazine, 38:211-26, September, 1920.
(27) Natural History Magazine. World’s Highest Waterfalls. Natural History Magazine. 46:272-73. December, 1940.
(28) Noyes, Theo. W. The World’s Greatest Waterfalls—Visits to Mighty Niagara, Wonderful Victoria, and Picturesque Iguassu. National Geographic Magazine, 50:29-59. July, 1926.
(29) Our Planet—The Blue Book of Maps. N.Y., C. S. Hammond, 1935.
(30) Ray, Leonard C. Highlights of the Volunteer State. National Geographic Magazine, 75:553-94, May, 1939.
(31) South and Eastern African Yearbook and Guide, 1936 ed. London, Sampson Law, Marsten & Co. p. 687.
(31a) Tate, G. H. H. Through Brazil to the Summit of Mount Roraima. National Geographic Magazine, 58:585-605, November, 1930.
(32) U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service. Information Circular for Yellowstone National Park. 1940.
(33) U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service. Information Circular for Yosemite National Park. 1941.
(34) Webster’s International Dictionary (unabridged). 1939.
(35) Weston, Walter. The Geography of Japan. National Geographic Magazine, 40:45-84, July, 1921.
(36) Williams, M. B. Through the Heart of the Rockies and Selkirks. Canada, Department of the Interior, Canadian Parks Branch, 1921. p. 173.
(37) World Almanac and Book of Facts. N.Y., New York World-Telegram. 1943.
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