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New York Geography:     more books (100)

Geography of New York The State - The City by Floyd R. & Perry Jr., Arthur C. Smith, 1904 Frye's Complete Geography: New York Edition by Alexis Everett Frye, 1899 Geography of New York city.. by Edward B. Shallow [from old catalog], 1904-12-31 Geography of New York State by John H. Thompson, 1966 York Geography: New Earswick, River Foss, Acaster Malbis, Askham Richard, Clifton, York, Upper Poppleton, Haxby, York Cemetery, York, Naburn Frye's Grammar School Geography - New York Edition by elexis, Everett frye, 1903-01-01 Geography of New York State by John H Thompson Editor, 1966-01-01 The Physical Geography of New York State by Ralph S. Tarr, 1902 [Dodge-Lackey] Geography of New York State by Deforest, And Cochran, Warren B. Stull, 1932-01-01 Descriptive Geography of New York State, With Historical and Educational Notes by L. N. Beebe, 1887-01-01 A geography of New York state,: Physical and descriptive by Jacques Wardlaw Redway, 1890 GEOGRAPHY OF NEW YORK AND NORTH AMERICA SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY SERIES by Frederick K. And Ganey, Helen M. Branom, 1931 New York City: New York City, History of New York City, Geography of NewYork Harbor, Geography of New York City, Food and water inNew York City, Environmental ... York City,Architecture of New York City A geography of New York State: Prepared for the New York editions of Warren's common school geography and Warren's brief course in geography by David M Warren, 1880

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41. Wiley Canada :: The New York Public Library Amazing World Geography: A Book Of A
    Wiley Canada, The new york Public Library Amazing World geography A Bookof Answers for Kids by The new york Public Library, Andrea Sutcliffe.  
    http://www.wileycanada.com/cda/product/0,,0471392960|desc|2781,00.html

42. MedWebPlus Subject Geography And Geographical
    geography and Geographical F Just Kansa - Mailb Maine - Medica Medici- Monthly l Monthly v - National Ce National Co - new york State Depar  
    http://www.medwebplus.com/subject/Geography_and_Geographical?oc=400&cc=oc

43. MedWebPlus Subject Geography And Geographical
    Asia, Central America, geography, Middle East. Mailb Maine Medica Medici - Monthly l Monthly v - National Ce National Co - new york State Depar new  
    http://www.medwebplus.com/subject/Geography_and_Geographical?oc=425&cc=oc

44. New York, State, United States: Geography
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia—new york, state, United States geography.Eastern new york is dominated by the Great Appalachian Valley.  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/us/A0859980.html
    
    Extractions: Encyclopedia New York, state, United States Eastern New York is dominated by the Great Appalachian Valley. Lake Champlain is the chief northern feature of the valley, which also includes the Hudson River. The Hudson is noted for its beauty, as are Champlain and neighboring Lake George. West of the lakes are the rugged Adirondack Mts., another major vacationland, with extensive wildernesses and sports centers like Lake Placid and Saranac Lake. Mt. Marcy (5,344 ft/1,629 m), the highest point in the state, is near Lake Placid. The rest of NE New York is hilly, sloping gradually to the valleys of the St. Lawrence and Lake Ontario, both of which separate it from Ontario. The Mohawk River, which flows from Rome into the Hudson north of Albany , is part of the New York State Barge Canal , a major route to the Great Lakes and the midwestern United States as well as the only complete natural route through the Appalachian Mts.

45. Atlas: New York
    new york. new york Profile More Geographic Information Country Profiles;Flags; World geography; World Statistics. US State Profiles; US Cities;  
    http://www.infoplease.com/atlas/state/newyork.html

46. Pfeiffer :: The New York Public Library Amazing U.S. Geography: A Book Of Answer
    Pfeiffer, The new york Public Library Amazing US geography A Book ofAnswers for Kids by The new york Public Library, Andrea Sutcliffe.  
    http://www.pfeiffer.com/cda/product/0,,0471265195,00.html

47. Pfeiffer :: The New York Public Library Amazing World Geography: A Book Of Answe
    Pfeiffer, The new york Public Library Amazing World geography A Book ofAnswers for Kids by The new york Public Library, Andrea Sutcliffe.  
    http://www.pfeiffer.com/cda/product/0,,0471392960|desc|2781,00.html

48. Pullman Kids: Geography: U.S.A.: New York
    Pullman Kids geography USA new york contains links for the stateof new york, USA. Pullman Kids geography USA new york. Pullman  
    http://www.pullmankids.com/geo/usa/newyork.html

49. Collection Development Policy - General Geography And History--New York State Li
    1a. 919. geography of and travel in other parts of the world and extraterrestialworlds. 1a. 920928. 2b. 974.7. new york State including new york City. 4. 975-979.  
    http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/library/policy/cdp/geohist.htm
    
    Extractions: New York State Library Table of Contents General Geography and History 900 HISTORY Dewey Class Subject Group Collection Level General history and philosophy and theory of history Dictionaries, encyclopedias, concordances of general history General history; serials, organizations, study and teaching General geography including travel Historical geography Graphic representations of surface of earth and extraterrestial worlds Atlases/maps of NYS Geography and travel in Europe, Asia, Africa Geography of and travel in North America Geography of and travel in the United States Geography of and travel in NYS Geography of and travel in South America Geography of and travel in other parts of the world and extraterrestial worlds General biography of persons in various fields Genealogy, names, insignia Genealogy, NYS families Genealogical sources General history of various countries of the world ex. North and South America 931 HISTORY Dewey Class Subject Group Collection Level General history of North America Iroquois and Algonquin Indians Canada Middle America including Mexico United States American Revolution and confederation, 1775-1789 [ex. as related to NYS and environs]

50. New York State Library: November 2000 Web Site Of The Month
    geography Awareness Week. November 1218, 2000, is geography Awareness Week. Thisyear, the focus of National geography Week is conservation.  
    http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/library/features/sitemo/00novsite.htm
    
    Extractions: New York State Library Current Site of the Month Geography Awareness Week November 12-18, 2000, is Geography Awareness Week. Geography Awareness Week is sponsored by the National Geographic Society, as part of their efforts to: This year, the focus of National Geography Week is conservation. Conservation is about balancing some of the needs of people — e.g., for places to live, work, play, go to school — with the need for a planet that will be healthy for years to come. What is the link between conservation and geography? As geography helps us to better understand our planet’s complexity, conservation enables us to become better protectors of its biological and cultural diversity. The National Geographic Society has sponsored Geography Awareness Week for the past 13 years, but this year, for the first time, information and activities are available online, at http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/education/gaw/

51. Tully, New York - Geography Of Tully
    geography of Tully. The Landscape At one valley floor. It is the mostextensive area of glacial outwash in Central new york. Soils - The  
    http://www.tullyny.org/geography.asp
    
    Extractions: Home Geography of Tully The Landscape - At one stage, the edge of the glacier stood at Tully Valley and built up an enormous bank of end moraine, about 600 feet high, across the valley. The moraine's crest now forms a segment of the St. Lawrence-Susquehanna drainage divide. As the torrents of meltwater flowed away south, they spread quantities of gravel and sand that now make up much of the valley floor. It is the most extensive area of glacial outwash in Central New York. Soils - The blanket of ground-up rock which the glaciers spread over the valley sides and uplands contained limestone and other materials that make today's soil more fertile than the pre-glacial soil. The glacial load also included many boulders, some several feet in diameter, derived from ledges many miles to the north and northeast. Although the lowland soils are largely sandy and gravelly, there are occasional areas of clay-rich soil where the meltwater streams formed into ponds, at least temporarily. The upland soils are more silty. Tully Limestone - Limestone, ten feet or more in thickness, crops out along many of the hillsides in the area, with shale rocks both above and beneath it. In 1839 the early geologists named it the Tully Limestone because of the excellent outcrops in the vicinity. Scientifically, Tully Limestone is unique among the New York rocks in that its most distinctive fossil species is not found elsewhere in America.

52. Tully, New York - History & Geography
    History geography. Have you ever wondered how Tully got its name? What about howTully looked millions of years ago? The Tully History page has the answers!  
    http://www.tullyny.org/history.asp
    
    Extractions: Home Have you ever wondered how Tully got its name? What about how Tully looked millions of years ago? The Tully History page has the answers! Learn more about the rich soil of Tully and the beautiful landscape, or find out about the Salt Mining Operations in Tully by visiting the Geography page. History of Tully Geography of Tully HOME BUSINESSES ... EVENTS

53. Geography Graduate Program - Geography Department, Hunter College CUNY
    An MA in geography from Hunter can lead to employment with corporations, local and TheNew york area is a center of corporate headquarters in the United States  
    http://www.geography.hunter.cuny.edu/new1/geo_ma.html
    
    Extractions: Research What's New Programs People Student Information Facilities Links I mage reference is on bottom of Page. Geography MA Program Click here for a list of Geography MA course descriptions Click here for a list of Geography Master's Thesis Titles The Department of Geography offers a master of arts in geography with emphasis on analytical geography. An MA in geography from Hunter can lead to employment with corporations, local and national governments, international agencies, consultants, and computer companies. The New York area is a center of corporate headquarters in the United States, and Hunter is close to this activity. Students wishing to continue graduate work at the Ph.D. level will find themselves more than adequately prepared by this program, and well-equipped with the research and technical skills necessary for advanced research. Full-time students are able to complete the degree within 3 semesters although most take 4 semesters. For part-time and working students, courses are offered in the evening on a rotating basis. The GeoSeminar Series , an integral part of the graduate program, allows students to meet and hear noted American and international scholars with expertise in various areas of geography, geology, and cartography.

54. Department Of Geography - Hunter College, City University Of New York
    GEOG 251 geography of the United States and Canada (3). GEOG 260 geographyof new york State (3). POLSCI 111 American Government and Politics (3).  
    http://www.geography.hunter.cuny.edu/new1/elem.short.html
    
    Extractions: Research What's New Programs People Student Information Facilities Links I mage reference is on bottom of Page. Option in Social Studies Within the Geography Major for Childhood Education Teachers The School of Education provides opportunities for students to prepare for a career in teaching in grades 1-6. In addition to other mandatory course work provided by the School of Education, interested students should complete the course of study outlined below. At least 18 credits of these courses must be satisfactorily completed (grade of C or better) before the student enrolls in the social studies methods courses. Also, to the extent permitted by College guidelines, these courses can be used to satisfy the Distribution Requirement and the Pluralism and Diversity Requirement. Program Prerequisites (9 credits). These courses (or equivalents) must be taken as part of the Distribution Requirement. Required Courses (18 credits). Elective Courses (9 credits). Choose any three of the following:

55. The New York Times Gets An 'F' For Geography
    The new york Times gets an 'F' for geography Michael Brown, The ElectronicIntifada, 18 December 2002. Every six months or so a report  
    http://www.moqawama.org/v_zionis/doc_2002/geography.htm
    
    Extractions: But the consequences can be serious. This is particularly the case when it is The New York Times (NYT) butchering basic facts about where Israel begins and ends. Of course, as Israel has never defined exactly where those borders are, it is alarming when the NYT appears to be handing over vast swathes of new territory to Israel. The most commonly misplaced territory in the region is Shebaa Farms, a small patch of land that Israel continues to occupy on the border between Lebanon and the occupied Golan Heights. The news media regularly imply it is Israeli. The one thing we know is that the area is either Syrian or Lebanese, but most certainly not Israeli. Israeli-occupied yes, but not Israeli.

56. K-5 CyberTrail: New York State And Other Curriculum Resources
    new york State History and geography And Other School 14 CurriculumResources. Because Butterfly new york State History and geography.  
    http://www.wmht.org/trail/explor04.htm
    
    Extractions: And Other School 14 Curriculum Resources Because Troy is located in the Capital Region of New York, teachers at School 14 find it important that the children know and understand the history and geography of the state: we've accommodated their classroom needs with several relevant links. Hiking these Adirondack trails will give you an even broader view of what's out there on the Web, with examples not only for School 14's New York State history and geography curriculum, but for their general science curriculum as well, from ecology to botany to the life cycle of the butterfly. Visit these sites with a discriminating eye, trekkers. Articulate some of the questions that may already be forming in your head: Is this site for students or teachers? Or both? Or neither? How can it be used in the classroom? Is it of no use at all? Could most of the information found at the site be found in the school library? These are tough questions, but you really need to confront them before you bring the Internet in your classroom.

57. Denison University Department Of Geology & Geography - 2002 New York Field Trip
    Geology geography Department. Fall 2002 Field Trip to new york. September1822, 2002. DAY 1 Wed., Sept. 18th - We drove north to  
    http://www.denison.edu/geology/trips/fall2002trip.shtml
    
    Extractions: East on I-80, then northeast on I-81 to I-84, I-84 to I-87, and finally I-87 north to our first stop, northwest of Kingston. Our first stop provided an expansive view (weather-permitting) to the east across the Hudson River Valley. Here we introduced the main themes of the trip and began discussing the significance of the Devonian sedimentary rocks preserved in the Catskill Mountains. At the next stop(s), we examined the oldest sedimentary rocks in the area and began interpreting the paleo-environments they represent. DAY 3: Fri., Sept. 20th - CATSKILL MOUNTAINS We rose early, drove east across the Tappen Zee Bridge to Tarrytown where we boarded a commuter train to Grand Central Station in Manhattan. In Manhattan, we boarded an uptown subway to east 77th Street, walked across Central Park and examined glacially polished outcrops of ca. 1.1 Ga deformed supracrustal rocks cut by granite and pegmatite dikes. We emerged from the Park near west 81st and the American Museum of Natural History where we checked out the world-class exhibit on Phanerozoic fossils. After a couple hours in the Museum we traveled to southern Manhattan and to the space formerly occupied by the twin towers of the World Trade Center where we discussed the mechanics of their collapse. After a quick dinner we headed back to Grand Central, boarded a train back to Tarrytown, and began the long drive back to Granville.

58. New York Rangers Official Web Site : Rangers Geography
    Rangers geography, The new york Rangers Hockey Club consists of playerswho were born in many different parts of the world. Here's  
    http://www.newyorkrangers.com/jrrangers/geography/

59. New York Rangers Official Web Site : Rangers Geography
    Rangers geography Canada, Copyright 2003 - new york Rangers 2 Pennsylvania Plaza,new york, NY 10121 Questions or Comments? Email Us. Privacy Policy.  
    http://www.newyorkrangers.com/jrrangers/geography/geography_reg1.asp?region=Cana

60. The New York Public Library Amazing US Geography A Book Of
    Title The new york Public Library Amazing US geography A Book of Answersfor Kids. Author new york Public Library; Sutcliffe, Andrea.  
    http://www.ebooks.com/items/item-display.asp?IID=31019

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