LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. 



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96. CofiPee Plantations North of S. Paulo 



97. Sorocaba and Ipanema Iron Mines . 



98. from Curitiba to Paranagua . 



99. Paranagua 



100. S. Prancisco Island . 



101. Santa Catharina Island 



102. Lagoa dos Patos 



103. Lagoa Mirim . 



104. GreiTTian Colonies in South Brazil 



105. Porto Alegre and Guahyba Estuary 



106. Proposed Caual from the Capivary to 



Torres and Laguna 



107. Rio Gbanke — General View 



108. PeJotas 



109. Rio Grande do Sul and its Bar 



110. Tapajoz and Paraguay Watershed . 



111. Sources of the Alegre and Agun.pnliy 



112. Matto Grosso and the Upper Guaporé 



113. Cuyaba and the Paraguay 



114. Density of the Brazilian Population 



115. Chief Colonies of Immigrants in Brazil 



116. Chief Forest and Agtiuultural Products 



of Brazil 



117. Goldfields of Central Brazil 



118. Limit of the Mining Interdict about 



Diamantina in the Eighteenth Century 



119. Chief Mines of Brazil 



120. Railways of Brazil .... 



121. Rio, Minas and S. Paulo Railway Sys 



tems ...... 



122. NiiA'igable Waterways of Bi-azil 



123. Political Divisions of Brazil 



124. Pal.\ce on Fiscal Island — Cu.^TOir 



House, Bay of Rio 



125. Municipalities of the State of Rio de 



Janeiro . 



126. Former Limits Claimed and Present 



Limits of Paraguay 



127. The Pilcomayo 



128. View taken on thr Pilcomayo 



129. Forest and Campos Regions . 



130. Jesuit Missions 



131. Old Jesuit Church at Pibayu 



132. Encatnacion .... 



133. Asuncion .... 



134. Asuncion — Street View 



135. From Asuncion to Villa Rica . 



136. South-West Paraguay 



137. Humaita .... 



138. Yerba Maté Regions of Paraguay and 



Brazil . 



139. La Plata Estuary . 



140. Monte Vid^o . 



141. A Saladeeo at Salto 



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1 12. Political Divisions of Uruguay 



143. Chief Routes of ExjDlorers in Patagonia 



144. Martin Garcia 



145. Nevados Plateau, North- West Argentina 



146. San Rafael Nevado . 



147. Nahuel-Hualpi and neig-hbouring Moun 



tains ..... 



148. Sierra de San Luis . 



149. Southern Point of La Ventana 



150. Très Bocas in 1860 . 



151. Parana-Uruguay Delta . 



152. Argentine Scenery. — Vikw taken 



posiTE the Collon-Cura 



153. Rios Bebedero and Caiiada 



154. Ancient Basin of the Colorado 



155. Urre-Lafquen 



156. Lower Colorado and Rio Negro 



157. Lake Argentino according to Moreno 



158. Mouths of the Rios Chico and Santa Cruz 



159. From Lake Argentine to the Southern 



I'iords ....... 



160. View taken in the Acha Valley, 



Central Pampa . . . . . 



161. Closed Basins of Argentina 



162. Floras of the Plateaux and Ravines 



163. Indian Poj)ulations of North Argentina . 



164. Lines of Oatposts against the Indians 



165. Indian Populations of South Argentina . 



166. Corrientes and the Great Confluence 



167. Santa Fé and its First Colonies 



168. Ge.neral View of Jujuy 



169. Tucuman .... 



170. Andalgala and Mt. Aconquija 



171. Chileuito and Famatina . 



172. Mendoza .... 



173. Inca Bridge .... 



174. Cordoba ..... 



175. La Pl.\ta Museum 



176. Mount Tandil at Cape Corrientes 



177. Erratic Boulders of Tandil 



178. Chains of Lakes and Forts 



179. Bahia Blanca .... 



180. Welsh Colony of Chubut 



181. Old and Modern Colonies in Patagonia 



182. San Sebastian Bay . 



183. Productive Lands of Argentina 



184. Route of the Transandine Railway 



185. Lines of Communication . 



186. General View op La Plata 



187. Territorial Divisions of Argentina 



188. Falkland Archipelago 



189. Port Stanley .... 



190. South Georgia 



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