Magdalena : river of dreams / Wade Davis.
"The award winning writer, photographer, filmmaker, and ethnographer--a longtime Explorer-in-Residence at the National Geographic Society--recounts an enthralling journey down Colombia's Magdalena River that illuminates the country's rebirth after decades of political violence, drug cartels, and guerrilla warfare"-- Provided by publisher.
Record details
- ISBN: 9780735278929 (hardcover)
 - Physical Description: xxii, 403 pages : colour illustrations, maps ; 25 cm
 - Edition: First Edition.
 - Publisher: Toronto : Alfred A. Knopf Canada, 2020.
 
Content descriptions
| General Note: |   "This is a Borzoi book."  | 
| Bibliography, etc. Note: |   Includes bibliographical references and index.  | 
| Formatted Contents Note: |   Bocas de Ceniza -- Alto Magdalena -- Fountain of the World -- San AgustÃn -- Valley of Sorrows -- Giradot and Honda -- The Miracle of Murillo -- Medio Magdalena -- The Forgotten Land -- City of Eternal Spring -- Cauldron of War -- Sisters of Mercy -- The Nameless Dead -- Morita of the Manatees -- Bajo Magdalena -- River of Cumbia -- Land of a Thousand Rhythms -- A Great Republic of Nature -- The General and his Labyrinth -- A Geography of Hope -- Epilogue.  | 
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| Subject: | Magdalena River (Colombia)  Colombia > History. Colombia > Description and travel.  | 
                
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    | Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date | 
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| Lakeshore Branch | 986.1 Dav | 31681010208726 | NONFIC | Available | - | 
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            "The award winning writer, photographer, filmmaker, and ethnographer--a longtime Explorer-in-Residence at the National Geographic Society--recounts an enthralling journey down Colombia's Magdalena River that illuminates the country's rebirth after decades of political violence, drug cartels, and guerrilla warfare"--