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Italian Landscapes http://touritaly.org/ The abundant culture of Italy is attractive to many people. Whether it consists of food or art or architecture, Italy draws a variety of tourists and sightseers to its thriving country. Highlights from a "virtual tour" of Italy help to define the ancient history and proud culture of this nation. Views of amazing landscapes and beautiful cities put you in the heart of Italian spirit. The Task: Visiting the beautiful country of Italy via the Internet and through other extended research, you will explore a variety of towns and landscapes that characterize the Italian culture. Along with this tour, you will gain a greater knowledge of the geography of Italy and peek into their culture as an ancient people. Following your self-guided tour, you should be able to complete one of the following tasks: Be an explorer! Keep a travel log as you visit different parts of Italy. Record your visit to Italy by submitting the landforms and the cities that you explored into journal entries. You must submit at least five entries into your journal. Describe in detail these sites and add sketches that will help you remember what they look like. Next, design and compose a travel brochure for Italy, describe the places you visited and include pictures in your brochure. Be a geographer! Draw a map of Italy. Compose the map by including the major landforms and cities that you have visited during your research. Make it enticing and colorful so it can be used as a reference of your trip. Next, add a description of a route of travel that would be of interest to future travel.

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Montana State Geography So you want to know about Montana? Here are some highlights! Also check out the links to other sites about Montana. On this Page: Key Facts Geographic Landmarks Points of Interest Major Industries ... Links to other sites about Montana Other related pages: Montana State Quiz Key Facts Top of Page Population (1994): 856,000 (44th in size) State size: 147,046 square miles (4th in size) State Capital: Helena (named after Helena, Minnesota) Major cities: Billings, Great Falls and Helena Admission to union: The 41st State Date entered the union: November 8, 1889 Origin of state name: Named from the latin word Montana which means "mountainous regions". Nicknames: The Treasure State Bordering states: Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming, with Canada to the north. State bird: Western Meadowlark State flower: Bitterroot State tree: Ponderosa Pine Motto: Gold and Silver Geographic Landmarks Top of Page Glacier National Park and the Rocky Mountains. Points of Interest Top of Page Major Industries Top of Page Montana is mainly an agriculture state with cate, wheat, barley and sugar beet farming. Natural resources include gold, silver, copper and coal mining, as well as oil. Some forestry, and pulp and paper industry.

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European Geography The European Resource Centres for Schools and Colleges (ERCs) have been set up to provide information for the education sector. There are a number of websites that can provide useful information to teachers and students of geography: maps geography countries agriculture ... tourism There are also a number of other websites that may be of interest to students and teachers that can be accessed from the links index and more history sites on the member states page. Maps Atlas of Europe from Childrensatlas.com Atlas from the Grid Club Maps from mapquest.com Easy Maps excellent site with global maps (with Java) Maps from the collection of the University of Texas Maps of Europe from the European Primary Schools Association National Geographic Flags and Maps mapmachine of the National Geographic website Colour the Flags of Europe from the European Primary Schools Association Maps historic maps from Eastern and Central Europe collected by the FEEFHS map room European Jigsaw and flag game from the mapzone European Map Game Put the right countries in the right places A map of European GDP in 1994 from the Sciences Po Map Portfolio A map of European Unemployment in 1995 from the Sciences Po Map Portfolio A map of European Populations in 1996 from the Sciences Po Map Portfolio

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Department of Geography Page 80-83 Paul B. Wilson, Chairman Geography is the study of what places are like as a result of the combination and spatial arrangement of things within and around them. It is the study of the arrangement of things in space in somewhat the same sense that history is the study of the sequence of events in time. Thus, geography is more a point of view than it is a body of facts. Geographers work in business, industry, government, planning and teaching. The tasks of geographers range from determining the optimal location for a new supermarket to doing the biophysical and socioeconomic studies required for urban and regional planning. The Department of Geography offers the Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees in geography, and a teaching major and minor in geography. The Department is also the home of a multi-disciplinary Master of Science in Rural, Town, and Regional Planning. The bachelor degree program provides a broad liberal education, qualifies graduates for a variety of professional jobs, and prepares the better students for graduate studies in geography, planning or related fields. The Master of Arts program prepares the candidates for a somewhat greater range of employment, including teaching in community and junior colleges, and for doctoral studies in geography or allied disciplines. The Master of Science degree prepares the candidate for employment in planning and related fields, focusing upon smaller communities and sparsely populated rural areas with only small cities, such as Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and the Dakotas. See the graduate catalog for more information on the M.A. and M.S. degrees.

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International Journal of Fieldwork Studies ISSN: 1477-5468 Contents Call for Papers Editorial Board Information for contributors ... Home Page International Journal of Fieldwork Studies, 2003 Book Reviews Discovering Cities: Glasgow Michael Pacione Series Editors: Peter S Fox and Christopher M. Law The Geographical Association, Sheffield, 2002 50 pages ISBN 1-903448-88-3 This latest volume in the Discovering Cities series is targeted at both general readers and post-16 geography students who wish to explore the dynamic cityscapes of Glasgow. The volume is copiously illustrated with historical and contemporary maps and an array of contrasting images of the city. These perspectives provide vivid exemplification of a city that has, and still is, experiencing substantial and rapid transformation. The text is divided into three substantive sections. Firstly the author provides a concise historical overview of Glasgow's early settlement and industrialism. The role of Glasgow as a nineteenth century industrial powerhouse and the impacts of this on the morphology of the city and its population are presented clearly. Whilst this section is essentially a summary of the evolution of the city, it is written in an accessible way that provides a useful context for the next section 'Towards the post-industrial city'.

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Geography 320 US and Canada Site and Situation city assignment This paper is to be about 2 pages + bibliography. Double-spaced, 1" margins, typed. Please have each city on its own page! No more than a page per city should be necessary. We are looking for the reason thei city was founded where it was; what its relationship is/was with the surrounding area (situation); if this has changed since its founding, how and why. I do not need to know the Chamber of Commerce hype. You are to choose 2 cities from the list at the right and analyze the city's site and situation. You will need to look at a variety of maps(see below) and both zoom in and zoom out to look at the city's physical features (site morphology) and its relative location and hinterlands (situation). I have emphasized location, site and situation in class. You should know what they are by now, but just in case: Site: This extends the location description to include the ground a town occupies. The physical features of the landscape favor the placement of towns. It also allows for classifying towns according to physical features: rivertowns, gateways, natural resources. Site can also include the street layout, the demographic patterns and city functions or zones.

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40. BIOREGIONAL: Aug98 : Whitaker Book: Cultural Geography whitaker book cultural geography. From Jamil Brownson jmjb@montana.com What toempirical work, Joel Garreau's studies of Edge cities concludes that http://csf.colorado.edu/bioregional/aug98/0028.html

whitaker book: cultural geography Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Patrick Mazza: "Watershed Commonwealths" Previous message: Jamil Brownson: "Re: Avon Bioregional Forum, and whitaker book" Wed, 19 Aug 1998 13:22:17 -0500 Mark Douglas Whitaker mrkdwhit@wallet.com Hello, I have a feeling that we are talking about the same topic, yes, yet from completely different areas. jmjb@montana.com thesis on the world American "longue Yes, nicely put. (Though does C. Whitaker actually talk of 'longue durees'? I don't recall this part, though I may have forgotten.) I thought it was a 'strange' beginning (in the sense that he was placing the United States in a context, as 'just another country' instead of proclaiming it's generally trumpeted 'exemptionalism' from what organizes other cultures and societies. Actually, I loved the book up to that point. As I said, it became such a functionalist interpretation of culture. My disagreements ran along these lines: I felt that he should have made a differentiation between market force led creation/production as a driver of 'America' (individualization and production for a market of individuals) and other 'group' attempts which have continuously failed in United States history, against this market pressure. What we have was not

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