Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Gulf of Mexico” in entry fremont-john-charles of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...eaves of a large book, among the flowers we had collected on our way. The barometer stood at 18.293, the attached thermometer at 44°, giving for the elevation of this summit 13,570 feet above the Gulf of Mexico , which may be called the highest flight of the bee. It is certainly the highest known flight of that insect.
From the description given by Mackenzie of the mountains where he crossed them with that...
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