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Malaspina papers : studies in human and physical geography

Title
Malaspina papers : studies in human and physical geography / edited by Roger Leigh.
Publication
Vancouver : Tantalus Research, ©1973.

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Additional Authors
  • Leigh, Roger, 1939-
  • Canadian Association of Geographers. Western Division.
Description
124 pages : illustrations; 23 cm.
Series Statement
  • B.C. geographical series ; no. 17
  • Occasional papers in geography
Uniform Title
  • B.C. geographical series ; no. 17.
  • Occasional papers in geography (Vancouver, B.C.)
Subject
  • Geography > Congresses
  • Physical geography
  • Human geography
  • physical geography
  • human geography
  • Physical geography
  • Human geography
  • Geography
  • Canada > Geography > Congresses
  • Canada
Genre/Form
Conference papers and proceedings
Note
  • "Based on papers presented at the annual meeting of the Western Division of the Canadian Association of Geographers, held at Malaspina College, Nanaimo, B.C. in March, 1972."
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographies.
Contents
1. Leigh, R.; Introduction. -- 2. Murphy, P.; The potential and problems of experiments in geography: a case study. -- 3. Rothwell, D.C. and J. Bottomley. J.D. Forbes; Cognitive perception of distance for mental mapping. -- 4. Legr, J.C.; The Mormon cultural landscape in Alberta. -- 5. Rosenvall, L.A.; Interstate boundaries and settlement patterns: the example of Utah. -- 6. McPhail, L.R.; Local government in British Columbia: a case study. [Kamloops]. -- 7. Leversedge, F.M.; The growth syndrome and its implications for resource investment. -- 8. Barr, B.M. and R.J. Fairbairn; Growth poles and growth centres: the impact of the Kraft pulp industry in the location of growth in British Columbia. [Northwood Pulp and Prince George Pulp and Paper, 1971] -- 9. Porteous, J.D.; The corporation as frontier developer: U.S. enterprise in the Atacama desert. -- 10. Woo, M.K.; Spatial and temporal variations of monthly temperatures in southwestern British Columbia. -- 11. Fletcher, R.J.; Spatial and temporary extremes in winter daily maxium surface temperature within Southern Alberta. -- 12. Robert, M.C.; Geohydrologic factors involved in the location of sanitary landfill sites.
ISBN
  • 0919478247
  • 9780919478244
LCCN
76351111
OCLC
  • ocm02213425
  • 2213425
  • SCSB-431390
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library