MACDONNELL RANGES

Meaning of MACDONNELL RANGES in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ mək-ˈdä-n ə l ]

geographical name

series of mountain ridges central Australia in S Northern Territory; highest point Mt. Ziel 5023 feet (1531 meters )

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MACDONNELL RANGES — geographical name series of mountain ridges central Australia in S Northern Territory; highest point Mt. Ziel 5023 feet (1531 meters …
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MACDONNELL RANGES — Mountain system, south-central Northern Territory, Australia. Extending east and west of the town of Alice Springs for some 250 mi …
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MACDONNELL RANGES — mountain system in south central Northern Territory, Australia, a series of bare quartzite and sandstone parallel ridges that rise from …
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MACDONNELL RANGES — Mountain system, south-central Northern Territory, Australia. Extending east and west of the town of Alice Springs for some 250 mi …
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MACDONNELL RANGES — Pronunciation: m ə k- ' dä-n ə l Function: geographical name series of mountain ridges cen Australia in S Northern …
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MACDONNELL RANGES — горы Макдоннелл
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MACDONNELL RANGES — горы Макдоннелл
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RANGES — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Coast Ranges {{link=Flinders Ranges">Flinders Ranges Macdonnell Ranges
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RANGES — n. Coast Ranges Pacific Coast Ranges Flinders Ranges Macdonnell Ranges
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RANGES — plural of range present third singular of range
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RANGES — Амплитуды
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RANGES — Ряды
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RANGES — Амплитуды
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RANGES — колебаться область
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FLINDERS RANGES — Mountain region north of Adelaide , South Australia . Continuing the Mount Lofty Ranges from Gulf St. Vincent , it …
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COAST RANGES — or Pacific Coast Ranges Series of ranges, along the Pacific coast of North America. They run from southern California, through …
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FLINDERS RANGES — mountain region in South Australia, extending some 500 miles (800 km) northward from Cape Jervis (at the southeastern tip of …
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COAST RANGES — also called Pacific Coast Ranges, segment of the Pacific mountain system (q.v.) of western North America, consisting of a series …
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