 | 1834 - 850 sider
...miles to the SW there were two great seas, one to the west, which was divided from that to the east by a narrow strait or neck of land. The verification...when Commander Ross proceeded minutely to survey the sea coast to the southward of the isthmus leading to the westward, which he succeeded in tracing to... | |
 | 1834 - 614 sider
...fifteen miles in breadth ; and, taking into the account a chain of fresh-water lakes, which occupy the valleys between, the dry land which actually separates the two oceans is only five miles. Thus we behold, at two distinct and very distant points, for the one is in the torrid while the other... | |
 | 1833 - 588 sider
...south by two ridges of high land, 15 miles in breadth; but, taking into account a chain of fresh water lakes, which occupied the valleys between the dry...when Commander Ross proceeded minutely to survey the sea coast to the southward of the isthmus, leading to the westward, which he succeeded in tracing to... | |
 | 1833 - 636 sider
...taking into account a chain of fresh- water lakes which occupied the valleys between, the dry land that actually separates the two oceans is only five miles....when Commander Ross proceeded minutely to survey the sea coast, to the southward of the isthmus leading to the westward, which he succeeded in tracing to... | |
 | Perry Fairfax Nursey - 1834 - 478 sider
...miles to the SW there were two great seas, one to the west, which was divided from that to the east by a narrow strait or neck of land. The verification...when Commander Ross proceeded minutely to survey the sea coast to the southward of the isthmus leading to the westward, which he succeeded in tracing to... | |
 | 1834 - 850 sider
...miles to the SW there were two great seas, one to the west, which was divided from that to the east by a narrow strait or neck of land. The verification...was subsequently visited by myself, when Commander Roes proceeded minutely to survey the sea coast to the southward of the isthmus leading to the westward,... | |
 | 1834 - 476 sider
...depended, devolved on Commander Ross, who volunteered this service early in April, and, accompanied bv one of the mates, and guided by two of the natives,...when Commander Ross proceeded minutely to survey the sea coast to the southward of tne isthmus leading to the westward, which he succeeded in tracing to... | |
 | Archibald Duncan - 1834 - 1044 sider
...south by two ridges of high land, 15 miles in breadth, but, taking into account a chain of fresh water lakes which occupied the valleys between the dry land...sea-coast to the southward of the isthmus leading to th« westward, which he succeeded in tracing to the 99th degree, or to 150 miles of Cape Turnagain... | |
 | W. H. Bishop - 1834 - 50 sider
...found that the north land was connected to the south by two ridges of high land, fifteen miles broad ; but taking into account a chain of fresh-water lakes,...when Commander Ross proceeded minutely to survey the sea coast to the southward of the isthmus, leading to the westward, which he traced to the 99th degree.... | |
 | 1834 - 170 sider
...two ridges of high land, fifteen miles in breadth ; but taking into account a chain of fresh water lakes which occupied the valleys between, the dry...when Commander Ross proceeded minutely to survey the sea coast to the southward of the isthmus, leading to the westward, which he succeeded in tracing to... | |
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Commander Ross, who volunteered this service early in April, and, accompanied by one of the mates, and guided by two of the natives, proceeded to the spot, and found that the north land was connected to the south by two ridges of high land, 15 miles in... 
