41. BCBSM - Dartmouth Atlas - The Geography Of Health Care In Michigan The use of health care services in michigan, like their from homes to hospitals varywith geography – people who than those who live in cities – in general http://www.bcbsm.com/atlas/geography.shtml

The Medicare program maintains exhaustive records of hospitalizations, which makes it possible to define the patterns of use of hospital care. When Medicare enrollees are admitted to hospitals, the program’s records identify both the patients’ places of residence (by ZIP Code) and the hospitals where the admissions took place (by a unique numerical identifier). These files provide a reliable basis for determining the geographic pattern of health care use, because research shows that the migration patterns of patients in the Medicare program are similar to those for younger patients. Medicare records of hospitalizations were used to define 3,436 geographically distinct hospital service areas in the United States. In each hospital service area, most of the care received by Medicare patients is provided by hospitals within the area. There are 109 of these hospital service areas in Michigan. The maps in this section show the location of each of these areas. Hospital service areas have been further aggregated into hospital referral regions, based on the pattern of use of cardiac surgery and neurosurgery. The maps also show the hospital referral regions to which the hospital service areas belong. There are 15 hospital referral regions in Michigan.

42. AN ONLINE INTERACTIVE GEOGRAPHY GAME AND QUIZ SITE ON THE USA? world, web, online, interactive, internet, geography, geographic, country farms andcomparatively large cities of the centered along the shore of Lake michigan. http://www.standard.net.au/~garyradley/games/GRUSA.htm

43. Michrubric Locate 3 upper peninsula cities with a brief history both A and B using the 5 themesof geography and its map and a natural resources map of michigan for extra http://www.pineriver.k12.mi.us/ms/michigan/michrubric.htm

Pine River Middle School Who We Are Lesson and Projects Resources ... News Around the Middle Michigan Geography Five Themes Rubric Michigan, My Michigan Michigan Research Project Rubric Objective Points Possible Points Earned Title Page A. Title B. Name C. Date D. Hour E. Picture Written pages created in PowerPoint Spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors will deduct one point per error. In clude a PHYSICAL MAP of Michigan Physical may must be neatly colored Physical may must have a key and scale Must label 1. Great Lakes 2. major rivers 3. lakes 4. mountains 5. other major topography Include a POLITICAL MAP of Michigan Key Locate capital city Locate 3 lower peninsula cities with a brief history. Locate 3 upper peninsula cities with a brief history. Show bordering states, countries, or water Bibliography Use 4 sources, atlas, Internet, Book or magazine, Encyclopedia Content A. 3 historical sites B. 3 geographical sites C. Present information on both A and B using the 5 themes of geography and its effect on these sites. Place, location, region, movement, and human-environment interaction. Extra Credit In addition to the material above, include a climate map and a natural resources map of Michigan for extra credit.

44. State Symbols, Flags, Seals, Geography, And People Of The United States Of Ameri geography. O'Reilly Clint declared michigan's mystery state Ten Largest cities (Year2000 population), for http://www.netstate.com/states/

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45. West Michigan Section IEEE West michigan Section. geography. Physical. The following cities are in theWest michigan Section Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Traverse City, Battle http://www.ewh.ieee.org/r4/west_michigan/geography.htm

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49. Welcome To The UWO Geography Department In London, Ontario, Canada E. Groop, Department of geography, michigan State University five case study countiesin michigan between 1994 the nation's most populous cities exchanged the http://www.uwo.ca/geog/great_lakes_geographer/volume6_abstract.htm

GLG Home Subscriptions Submission Info Contact Us Migration Fields of Michigan Counties in the 1990s Gary A. Manson and Richard E. Groop, Department of Geography, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA Multi-layered Economic Restructuring in an Old Industrial Region: The Pittsburgh Transition Sabina Deitrick, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA The restructuring of regional economies, particularly in older industrial regions, presents a complicatead version of a post-industrial transformation. Researchers have examined the relation between changes in the structure of production and regional development trends through the post-Fordist transition. Others have studied new propulsive forces in regional development through innovative local milieux. Transition, however is uneven across space. This paper examines theoretical reasons for the economic transition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, through an analysis of employment trends over the past decade. The findings show that, despite a quite remarkable economic turnaround in the late 1980s in the wake of severe steel-related employment losses, the region's pace has slowed considerably in the 1990s. The trend has shifted from a 1980s model of successful post-industrial transition to laggard growth in the 1990s. The article examines reasons for this change by adopting a multi-layered view of transition in older industrial regions.

50. Michigan - Wikipedia are Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake michigan and Lake This unique geography has beencredited (or blamed cities Capital Lansing; Largest City Detroit (Motor City http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Other languages: Polski Esperanto Michigan From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Michigan In Detail (Full size) State nickname : Wolverine State (In Detail) Capital Lansing Area - Total - Land - Water - % water Ranked 11 th km² km² ... Population - Total ( Density Ranked 8 th 40/km² Admittance into Union - Order - Date th January 26 Time zone Central: UTC Latitude Longitude Width Length Elevation -Highest -Mean -Lowest 385 km 790 km 603 meters 275 meters 174 meters Michigan is a state in the United States . Its U.S. postal abbreviation is MI The state is known as the birthplace of the automotive industry. However, it also has a large tourist industry. Destinations like Traverse City Mackinac Island , and the entire Upper Peninsula draw sportsmen and nature lovers from all over the U.S.

51. History & Geography Sites geography Links Many links to geography sites divided by subject are Mapblast Mapsfor addresses in the United States, Canadian cities and the michigan History. http://www.ci.eastpointe.mi.us/library/WSHistory.html

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52. Bloomfield Hills Schools - LDA Project (Elementary - Social Studies - Geography) Elementary Education Social Studies, geography Menu. the Upper and Lower Peninsulasof michigan, 4th Grade, A Comparison of cities, 3rd Grade, Students will locate http://www.bloomfield.org/lda/Elem/Studies/Geography/Geography.html

Elementary Education Social Studies Geography Menu TITLE AGE SUMMARY About My Family Grades 3-5 Develop a culminating project which would incorporate individual student use and development of computer skills with class units on social studies, mapping and immigration for third grade students. Around the World Through Fairy Tales Kindergarten Learn fairy tales from around the world while learning about the countries where they originated. Change Through Peaceful Ways 1st Grade Students will draw a sequence of events showing a problem, the process of solving the problem, and the rewards of a peaceful conclusion. Comparing the Upper and Lower Peninsulas of Michigan 4th Grade Children will discriminate between the Upper and Lower Peninsulas regarding economics, population, weather, natural resources, and the advantages/disadvantages of living in either region. A Comparison of Cities 3rd Grade Students will locate, describe and compare major places, cultures and communities within cities in the U.S. (with an emphasis on their city). Constructing A Community Ages 6-7 Demonstrate knowledge of how a community functions/decision making.

53. Michigan Florists, Florists In Michigan an Ojibwa (Chippewa) Indian word meaning large lake. michigan has an unusual geography,as it 10 largest cities (1999 est.) 10 largest cities (1999 est http://www.americas-florists.com/floristfindermi.htm

americas-florists.com directory of florists in Michigan, USA Cities in Michigan Addison Adrian Akron Alanson Albion Alden Algonac Allegan Allendale Allen-Park Alma Almont Alpena Ann-Arbor Armada Ashley Athens Auburn Auburn-Hills Au-Gres Bad-Axe Bancroft Bangor Baroda Barryton Battle-Creek Bay-City Bear-Lake Beaverton Belding Bellaire Belleville Belmont Benton-Harbor Berkley Berrien-Springs Bessemer Beverly-Hills Big-Rapids Bingham-Farms Birch-Run Birmingham Blissfield Bloomfield-Hills Boyne-City Breckenridge Bridgeport Brighton Bronson Brooklyn Brown-City Bruce-Crossing Buchanan Burt Burtchville Burton Byron-Center Cadillac Caledonia Calumet Camden Canton Caro Carson-City Caseville Cass-City Cassopolis Cedar Cedar-Springs Cedarville Center-Line Centreville Charlevoix Charlotte Chassell Cheboygan Chelsea Chesaning Chesterfield Clare Clarkston Clarksville Clawson Clay Clinton Clinton-Township Clio Coldwater Coleman Coloma Columbiaville Commerce-Township Comstock-Park Concord Conklin Constantine Coopersville Croswell Crystal-Falls Curtis Davisburg Davison Dearborn Dearborn-Heights Deckerville Delton Detroit De-Witt Dexter Dimondale Dorr Douglas Dowagiac Drummond-Island Dryden Dundee Durand East-Jordan East-Lansing Eastpointe East-Tawas Eaton-Rapids Edmore Edwardsburg Elk-Rapids Elsie Escanaba Evart Farmington Farmington-Hills Farwell Fennville Fenton Ferndale Fife-Lake Flat-Rock Flint Flushing Fort-Gratiot Fowlerville Frankenmuth Frankfort Franklin-Village Fraser Freeland Fremont Fruitport Galesburg Garden-City Gaylord Genesee Gladstone Gladwin Grand-Blanc Grand-Haven Grand-Ledge Grand-Rapids Grandville Grayling Greenbush Greenville

54. "The New Geography" By Joel Kotkin are going to get tougher not just for Detroit, but for all American cities. The stateof michigan, reeling from recession, will also not provide additional help http://www.newgeography.com/DetroitNews-challenge.htm

Detroit News January 6, 2002 Detroit's challenge increases Sept. 11 complicates Kilpatrick's rebuilding job as cities lose luster By J OEL K OTKIN/ Special to The Detroit News ven in the best of times, that is the late lamented 1990s, Detroit was at best a laggard, a city that only slightly felt the heady urban renaissance that swept the nation. Now, in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 disaster and amid economically recessionary conditions, things are going to get tougher not just for Detroit, but for all American cities. This new situation will fall now on the watch of new Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. The first impact will be budgetary. With the new federal emphasis on military spending, and the return of the budget deficit, it seems unlikely that Detroit will garner much more aid from Washington in the coming year. The state of Michigan, reeling from recession, will also not provide additional help. Under such circumstances, even the most talented new man in City Hall would not be able to turn around things. To his credit, former Mayor Dennis Archer managed to reverse many of the worst aspects of Coleman Young's destructive policies, but the fundamentals in terms of unemployment, job creation, crime remain pretty much the same as before. While its crime rate is down, Detroit still ranks high nationally in several categories of violent crime. The population, nearly two million a half century ago, is less than half that today.

55. The Growth Of Cities AAG), 1967, Rise of cities, TC Tool the Cartography Laboratory, Department of geography,University of Illinois and michigan Canal Task Force, Comprehensive http://www.coe.ilstu.edu/iga/IMCanal/IMCanal/LPGROWTH.htm

The Growth of Cities GRADE LEVEL DURATION 2 class periods ILLINOIS LEARNING STANDARDS Social Science: 14,16,17 Language Arts: 4 GEOGRAPHY THEMES Location: Position on Earth¦s Surface Place: Physical Characteristics Regions: How They Form and Change Movement: Humans Interacting on the Earth NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY STANDARDS Element: Seeing the World in Spatial Terms Standard 1. The geographically informed person knows and understands how to use maps, globes, and other graphic tools and technologies to acquire, process, and report information from a spatial perspective. Standard 3. The geographically informed person knows and understand show to analyze the spatial organization of Earth¦s surface. Element: Human Systems Standard 9. The geographically informed person knows and understands the characteristics, distribution, and migrations of human populations on Earth¦s surface. Standard 12. The geographically informed person knows and understands the processes, patterns, and functions of human settlement. Element: Applying Geography to Interpret the Past and Present and to Plan for the Future Standard 17. The geographically informed person knows and understands how to apply geography to interpret the past.

56. Michigan State Unit Study - Facts And Symbols unit studies are designed to help children learn the geography of the Print theMichigan State Map and fill in the state capital, large cities and state http://homeschooling.about.com/library/weekly/aa052300a.htm

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57. Traceroute List By States. Backbone Maps List. Imagined cities 210.1, Apache/1.3.3) Maryland This site, URL geography (Hyatsville,63.69 18.72.0.176, ApacheSSL-US/1.0.3) michigan Novagate Communications http://cities.lk.net/trlist.html

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58. Cities The student will label Lake michigan, the Illinois River and The student will comparethe cities' shipping routes geography Regions and Concepts, p. 196199. http://fga.freac.fsu.edu/misc/cities.htm

Part of the Florida Geographic Alliance's collection of lesson plans CITIES PATRICIA HIGGINSON Grade Level: Table of Contents: Early Savannah Agricultural Changes in Savannah Early New York City New York City Today ... Chicago Early Savannah Time: 55 minutes Theme Location, Place, Human-Environment Interaction Purpose The lesson is to show the location of Savannah and its importance to cotton growth and production in early Savannah. Objectives The student will identify the relative location and physical climate and elevation. The student will label the Georgia map with the Savannah River and the town of Savannah. The student will describe the growth and production of cotton. The student will describe the importance of the Savannah River to cotton production. Materials Geography: Regions and Concepts, DeBlij and Muller, p.211 Nystrom's World Atlas, Elevation and climate maps, p.25, 28 Large United States physical/political map Desk maps "Cotton", United States: People and Places: Geography and History (Nystrom), p.56-57 Student map of Georgia (teacher handout) Procedures Review the importance of cotton to early Savannah.

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60. Human Geography - American Cities That's what human geography is finally about Small cities had interurban systems,too the one in Oklahoma Taubman of Bloomfield Hills (michigan), and Bucksbaum http://geography.ou.edu/courses/1103bw/19-cities.htm

Contents Introduction Human Evolution, Diffusion, and Character The Long Baseline: Hunters and Gatherers ... Pollution, Biodiversity, and Climate Change American Cities Rural America Cities Abroad Countrysides Abroad (View slides for this lecture. 19. American Cities THE CENTRAL CITY THE SUBURBS THE NEW URBANISM ASSESSING THE AMERICAN CITY We're coming, finally, to a sequence of four portraits of the world's humanized landscapes. That's what human geography is finally about. You could say that we're looking at pattern now, rather than process. Or you could say that we're looking at the visible consequences of all the activities we've been tracing. I want to begin with American cities, because they're the places we know best. What comes to mind with this topic? One thing is downtown, that cluster of skyscrapers that immigrants first saw from the decks of liners coming into New York's harbor. Now we mostly see downtown through a car or plane window, but it still grabs our attention. Around it, there is the huge penumbra of suburbia: freeways, arterial streets, curvilinear residential streets, commercial strips, a carpet of houses with backyard pools, and a scattering of bigger buildingsshopping centerss, college campuses, hospitals, stadiums, warehouses, and factories. Those are the tangibles. There's something else, too. Maybe it's excitement. Maybe it's fear. Maybe it's a sense of a world with nothing worth doing or seeing. Maybe it's some of each.

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