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15 January 1941, Volume 8 Issue 0 Previous Issue    Next Issue

OBSERVATIONS ON GEOGRAPHICAL LANDSCAPES ALONG THE PEILUNGKIANG SHUTANG LEE 1941, 8 (0):  1-18.  doi: 10.11821/xb194100001 Abstract ( )   PDF (1482KB) ( )   Save In the summer 1941, the Natural Science Society of China organized an expedition party set forth to the Chinese Tibetan Borderland of North Szechwan and South Kansu. Related Articles | Metrics

A REGIONAL STUDY OF THE WESTERN SUBURB OF CHUNGKING J.C.YANG 1941, 8 (0):  19-28.  doi: 10.11821/xb194100002 Abstract ( )   PDF (820KB) ( )   Save Of the geographic landscape in the folding belt of eastern Szechwan, this region may serve as a sample study. Related Articles | Metrics

THE LACUSTRINE PLAIN OF THE “SARGASSO SEA”TO THE SOUTH OF KUN-MING WANG YUN-TING 1941, 8 (0):  29-46.  doi: 10.11821/xb194100003 Abstract ( )   PDF (1353KB) ( )   Save Kun-Ming Basin, the greatest among all the intermont basins on the Yunnan Plateau, is essentially a basin of lake deposits and river alluviums, brought down by the Pan-Lung river and its tributaries. Related Articles | Metrics

ON THE IRRIGATION AND LAND UTILIZATION ALONG THE CHIN CHICH CANAL FAN CHIN-TAI and SUN CHENG-LI 1941, 8 (0):  47-75.  doi: 10.11821/xb194100004 Abstract ( )   PDF (1976KB) ( )   Save The area studied is a strip of farmland, extending from SW to NE along the Chin Chich Canal, in the northeast vicinity of Kunming. Related Articles | Metrics