Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America, During the Year 1799-1804 — Volume 2Volume 2 — CHAPTER 2.17.Thomasina Ross translationChapter navigation31 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterBOHN'S SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY.VOLUME 2.VOLUME 2.VOLUME 2.CHAPTER 2.16.CHAPTER 2.17.CHAPTER 2.18.CHAPTER 2.19.CHAPTER 2.20.CHAPTER 2.21.CHAPTER 2.22.CHAPTER 2.23.CHAPTER 2.24.CHAPTER 2.16.CHAPTER 2.16. (continued 2)CHAPTER 2.17.CHAPTER 2.17. (continued 2)CHAPTER 2.18.CHAPTER 2.19.CHAPTER 2.19. (continued 2)CHAPTER 2.20.CHAPTER 2.20. (continued 2)CHAPTER 2.21.CHAPTER 2.22.CHAPTER 2.22. (continued 2)CHAPTER 2.23.CHAPTER 2.23. (continued 2)CHAPTER 2.24.CHAPTER 2.24. (continued 2)CHAPTER 2.24. (continued 3)Previous chapter ←Volume 2 — CHAPTER 2.16.Next chapter →Volume 2 — CHAPTER 2.18.All chapters and sections (31)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsBOHN'S SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY.Sections2Volume 2 · Sections22Volume 2 · Chapters22222222222222222222222222MOUNTAINS WHICH SEPARATE THE VALLEYS OF ARAGUA FROM THE LLANOS OF CARACAS.—VILLA DE CURA.—PARAPARA.—LLANOS OR STEPPES.—CALABOZO.← CHAPTER 2.16.CHAPTER 2.18. →