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1.

Marine Atlas: Volume 2 Port Hardy to Skagway
by: Frank; Heath, W.R. & Amos Burg Morris
1959

 

2.

The National Geographic Magazine, June 1947 (Volume XCI (91), Number Six (6))
by: National Geographic Society, Albert W. Atwood & B. Anthony Stewart, Charles Warren, Walter Meayers Edwards, William H. Nicholas, J. Baylor Roberts, Amos Burg, Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge, Wellman Chamberlin Chamberlin, Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Nimitz
1947

 

3.

The National Geographic Magazine, May 1947 (Volume XCI (91), Number Five (5))
by: National Geographic Society, Frederick Simpich, J. Baylor Roberts, Joseph P. Connolly, James D. Bump, B. Anthony Stewart, Amos Burg, Ernest P. Walker, P. T. Etherton
1947

 

4.

To-day on "The Yukon trail of 1898." (National geographic magazine. July 1930)
by: Amos Burg
1930

 

5.

A native son's rambles in Oregon
by: Amos Burg
1934

 

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