The surface of these fields of ice is very uneven and hummocky, thus giving the wind considerable hold, the piled-up masses acting as sails. The thickness of this ice usually varies from about 12 to 30 feet, the snow upon it adding considerably to its... Notes on the Kuril Islands - Pagina 49di Henry James Snow - 1897 - 91 pagineVisualizzazione completa - Informazioni su questo libro
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...islands, whera it often blocks the coasts and straits for many miles. The thickness of the floating ice usually varies from about 12 to 30 feet, the snow upon it adding considerably to its bulk. Local ice is also formed during the winter throughout the Kuriles. The ice orainarily disappears by... | |
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