World Geography
Author: Brian Dufort, Sally Erickson, Matt Hamilton, David Soderquist and Steve Zigray
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Description: World Geography is an introduction to world geography through the lens of physical and human geography. The text explores the basic concepts of geography, its importance, the tools used by geographers, and the importance of thinking globally.
Subject: Geography
Pages: 216
Megabytes: 19.21 MB
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