1969 National Geographic Mag MOON Map Atlanta Kenya

1969 National Geographic Mag MOON Map Atlanta Kenya

You are buying an Original FEBRUARY 1969 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE, which features articles related to: KENYA; THE MOON; ATLANTA, GEORGIA; and, ANCIENT ROMAN SHIPWRECK, ITALY.

There are two (2) separate 3-page foldouts including: a fascinating Color Photograph showing 40,000 lesser Flamingos congregating in the shallows of Lake Nakuru, Kenya; and, an extraordinary Black and White Photograph showing the badlands of the crater Copernicus on the Moon.

Contents include:

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Please NOTE: The Map Supplement is included with this magazine.
• Kenya Says Harambee! (Let us all pull together)
• The Moon: Man’s First Goal in Space
• Awesome Views of the Forbidding Moonscape (Lunar Orbiters have photographed 99.6 percent of the moon’s surface)
• How We Mapped the Moon, by David W. Cook, National Geographic Staff Cartographer
• Atlanta (Georgia), Pacesetter City of the South
• Ancient Shipwreck Yields New Facts, And a Strange Cargo (Diving on a Roman wreck off southern Italy, the author discovers rarely preserved wood planking and a cargo of marble coffins; Torre Sgarrata Expedition, Gulf of Taranto, Italy; Mediterranean Sea. Divers found the wreck before World War II, but its location was forgotten until rediscovered in 1966.)

Condition: Completely intact, Near Mint