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Desert and water gardens of the Red Sea

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Plate I

(Large-size) Fig. 1. Coast of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan Sandstone hills shaded, small islands black. Coastline double, the outer line being the edge of the fringing reef. The thin lines enclosing roughly oval or elongated areas at sea are the barrier reefs. Figures on sea represent depths in fathoms.

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DESERT AND WATER GARDENS OF THE RED SEA

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS London: FETTER LANE, E.C. C. F. CLAY, Manager

Illustration from Desert and water gardens of the Red Sea: Being an account of the natives and the shore formations of the coast

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Plate III

Fig. 3. A sandstorm seen from among the Barrier Reefs

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