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Agana, The Capital of Guam

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Frontispiece. View of Agana, the capital of Guam, showing raised platform of coralliferous limestone forming north half of island.

Agana, The Capital of Guam (Cropped)

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Frontispiece. View of Agana, the capital of Guam, showing raised platform of coralliferous limestone forming north half of island.

View of Guam from behind Agana

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View of the island of Guam from the hill behind Agana, showing the raised platform of coralliferous limestone which forms the Northern half of the island.

Upheaval Photo 2

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Limestone cliff at edge of ocean, right, has been severely cut by action of waves against it through the years

Upheaval Photo 1

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An outcropping of limestone overlying the volcanic basalt hills south of Agat (near Mt. Lamlam) is vivid evidence of Guam’s underwater origin. – Stone Photo

The Trees of Guam Photo 4

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The ‘puting’ (Barringtonia asiatica), a common large tree of Guam’s rocky limestone cliffs and coastlines

Island Youth Camp at Northwest

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The Island Youth Camp was held at Northwest Agriculture Station at Northwest Housing. Nicknamed ‘Camp Hilaan’, a total of 105 boys attended, with 23 counselors. Itinerary included hiking, swimming, crafts, sports, and recreational activities