Note 62 — SECTION II. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF ICELAND.
Reading edition
Here is the culminating point of the island, usually assumed at 6500 English feet, more than one-third higher than Vesuvius (4000 feet).
Reading edition
Here is the culminating point of the island, usually assumed at 6500 English feet, more than one-third higher than Vesuvius (4000 feet).