Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.158 No.3 September 1980 with SUPPLEMENT

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.158 No. 3 September 1980

Featuring:

Saudi Arabia: The Kingdom and Its Power

Oil wealth beyond imagining has come to a nomadic, patriarchal, long-impoverished desert society. Robert Azzi, a U. S. photojournalist with access to Arabia's royal family, reveals how the nation is dealing with overwhelming change.

Islam Up in Arms

A panorama of unrest from Afghanistan to Africa is surveyed by GEOGRAPHIC writer-photographer Thomas J. Abercrombie and detailed on a timely new supplement map.

Hurricane!

Each summer huge tropical cyclones whirl out of the Atlantic and Caribbean toward North America-and each year people forget their potential for devastation. Newsman Ben Funk and photographer Robert W. Madden report.

Fred Ward records the havoc wreaked in 1979 by Hurricane David on the tiny nation of Dominica.

John L. Eliot flies with hurricane hunters straight into the eye of David to measure its force.

Madawaska: Down East With a French Accent

In a tranquil valley along Maine's border with Canada, national divisions blur as independent-minded people cling to tradition. By Perry Garfinkel and Cary Wolinsky.

Undersea World of a Kelp Forest

Biologist Sylvia A. Earle and marine cameraman Al Giddings find kaleidoscopic life amid seaweed off California's Santa Catalina island.

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