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California Geography:     more books (100)

The Geography Of Home: California's Poetry Of Place (California Poetry Series) McDougal Littell World Geography, California Edition by Daniel D. Arreola, Marci Smith Deal, et all 2006-01-05 Northern Morocco: A Cultural Geography (University of California Publications in Geography, Vol. XIV) by Marvin W. Mikesell, 1985-05-21 California: The Geography of Diversity by Crane S Miller, Richard S Hyslop, 1999-08-27 After a California Earthquake: Attitude and Behavior Change (University of Chicago Geography Research Papers) by Risa Palm, Michael E. Hodgson, 1992-04-15 The Architecture of Ideology: Neo-Confucian Imprinting on Cheju Island, Korea (University of California Publications in Geography, Vol 26) by David J. Nemeth, 1987-09-04 The Rainfall of California, (University of California, Berkeley. University of California publications in geography) by Alexander McAdie, 1914 The primitive cultural landscape of the Colorado Delta (University of California, Berkeley. University of California publications in geography) by Fred Bowerman Kniffen, 1968 Friendly Vermin (University of California publications in geography) by Tom McKnight, 1977-06 The Geography of California [1912] by Harold W. (Harold Wellman) Fairbanks, 2010-01-06 The exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains, Oregon and California: to which is added a description of the physical geography of California : with ... from the latest and most authentic sources by John Charles Frémont, 2010-08-30 Manufacturing in Arizona (University of California, Berkeley. University of California publications in geography) by Tom L McKnight, 1962 The geography of California in essays and readings by Robert W Durrenberger, 1959 The morphology of landscape ([California. University. University of California publications in geography) by Carl Ortwin Sauer, 1925

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21. California Geography / Front Porch - Communities
    Communities click here california geography Communities Home care FrontPorch communities. california geography / Front Porch - Communities  
    http://www.frontporch.net/communities/ourgeography/
    
    Extractions: Front Porch is a pretty unusual place. We all share many values, but each community is distinct. Each one has its own flavor, its own personality, its own history and setting. And each community is made up of individuals who have their own point of view about the world. We value this diversity, and we see it as an important part of understanding who we are: a community of communities.

22. Lassen County California Geography - Robert D. Pete Peterson
    Home, Fishing, Flora/Fauna, Geography, History, Images, Links, Maps,Sailing, Search, Site Map, Weather. Lassen County Geography. * Damswithin  
    http://www.psln.com/pete/lassengeography.htm

23. BAJA CALIFORNIA GEOGRAPHY - BAJA PLAZA
    Geography. Baja California (English LOWER CALIFORNIA) is a peninsula, in northwesternMexico, bounded north by the United States, east by the Gulf of California  
    http://www.bajaplaza.com.mx/bajacalf/geograph.htm
    
    Extractions: Geography Baja California (English LOWER CALIFORNIA) is a peninsula, in northwestern Mexico, bounded north by the United States, east by the Gulf of California (Sea of Cortez) and the state of Sonora, and south and west by the Pacific Ocean. The peninsula is approximately 760 miles (1,220 km) long and 25 to 150 miles (40 to 240 km) wide, with a total area of 55,366 square miles (143,396 square km). Politically, it is divided into the mexican states of Baja California and Baja California Sur. Baja California has 2,038 miles of coastline, with many islands on both sides. The climate is predominantly dry and very warm. Rain is scarse in most parts, especially at the coast of the Gulf of California. Baja California has great natural beauty. Its territory includes impressive mountains, huge desert areas, fertile valleys and extensive coasts of singular abundance. Where coasts meet the desert you can find some of the most exotic landscapes on earth.

24. Instructional Materials Archive
    Welcome to the california geography Archive of the California GeographicalSurvey. This collection of materials is being created  
    http://geogdata.csun.edu/cageography.html
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the California Geography Archive of the California Geographical Survey. This collection of materials is being created by Dr. William Bowen to provide California's public and parochial school teachers with a source of free maps and other information suitable for supplementing classroom instruction in geography and related subjects. Although the initial focus will necessarily be on basic resources, teachers are encouraged to communicate their interests to the Survey so that very real needs will be served. Please forward your ideas to William Bowen if you wish specific issues to be addressed. Dr. William Bowen's Course Materials Archive

25. California Geography & Geology
    A collection of California geology and california geography resourceson the Web. www california geography and Geology. California  
    http://www.hitmill.com/college/califgeo.html

26. LearnCalifornia.org - California Geography
    Keyword Search. california geography The GeographicDiversity of the Golden State.  
    http://www.learncalifornia.org/doc.asp?ID=56

27. LearnCalifornia.org - California Geography
    Keyword Search. california geography A Brief Overview of the Geographyof the Golden State. california geography. California Map. California  
    http://www.learncalifornia.org/doc.asp?ID=222

28. VANTUNA RESEARCH GROUP: Southern California Geography
    San Pedro Harbor Channel (Click Photo To Enlarge) thumb_sanpedro2.gif(21719 bytes). Los Angeles Area (Click Photo To Enlarge) thumb_sanpedro  
    http://departments.oxy.edu/vrg/socal.htm

29. LPHS - California Geography
    La Puente High School california geography. SYLLABUS MISSION - TRIP- SUMMARY - ABOUT - E-MAIL california geography Field Study  
    http://teachers.hlpusd.k12.ca.us/~ehayes/cageo/

30. LPHS - About California Geography Class
    About LPHS california geography. california geography is presently the only socialscience course that offers a true laboratory and field work setting.  
    http://teachers.hlpusd.k12.ca.us/~ehayes/cageo/about.htm
    
    Extractions: T he California Geography Program and its Field Study Program was started in 1984 at La Puente High in response to meeting the A to F entrance requirements for admittance to the University of California system. Under the A to F requirement on Social Sciences it is clearly pointed out that students at the high school level must have field and laboratory work in their social science courses. California Geography is presently the only social science course that offers a true laboratory and field work setting. T he California Geography is a demanding and more in depth Geography course which focuses upon California. The course covers university level material. With the introduction of GIS, the class will take on added dimension in its instruction. The text book and field study book for the course has been written by the instruction an touches upon all areas of Geographic education. A ll materials and funds for the California Geography course are provided by the California Geography field Study Program, Inc., a non-profit educational program supporting California Geographic instruction at La Puente High School. the organization is registered with the California Secretary of State and the United States Internal Revenue Service. C alifornia Geography Field Study Program, Inc,. is a non-profit program incorporated under the laws of California. It falls within the meaning of Sections 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Identification Number 95-4248803.

31. CALIFORNIA - GEOGRAPHY 14
    Required Text. Rediscovering the Golden State – california geography, byWilliam A. Selby. California california geography SCHEDULE. (Tentative  
    http://homepage.smc.edu/drake_vicki/CA_Geog_W03_syllabus.htm
    
    Extractions: CALIFORNIA - GEOGRAPHY 14 Santa Monica College Instructor: Vicki Drake Winter 2003 (310) 434-8652 – Office Bus 120B Web Page: http://homepage.smc.edu/drake_vicki e-mail: drake_vicki@smc.edu This course is designed to highlight California’s diverse regions through lectures, a field trip, slides and small group presentations. Landform provinces within California, as well as the human occupants within these provinces, will be explored. A special section will be devoted to California water and energy. The California Gold Rush will also be examined for its social, economic and cultural impacts on California. California will be viewed at several levels: individual places, groups of places (subregions) and, finally, broad regions themselves. Eleven geographic regions, based on landform provinces, land uses, and other traits, are recognized as the framework for this course. Through the use of geographic tools (maps, slides, charts), lectures, and a field trip, a regional exploration of California will be completed. Rediscovering the Golden State – California Geography , by William A. Selby

32. California Geography, By Pete Morris
    california geography. by Pete Morris. California themes diversity, exceptionalism,and the Gold Rush mentality; 15 Key Events in California Historical Geography  
    http://homepage.smc.edu/morris_pete/california/cgguide-final.html

33. California Geography
    oooooooooooooooo, National Geographic Xpeditions Name the Geographic FeaturesThe Regions of California Relief Map of California California as an Island  
    http://www.njes.nvusd.k12.ca.us/geography.htm

34. New Page 1
    The california geography Associates, Dr. Jerry Williams, Larry Williams, MA. Thecalifornia geography Associates are dedicated to the teaching of Geography.  
    http://www.calatlas.com/cga.htm
    
    Extractions: The California Geography Associates Dr. Jerry Williams Larry Williams, MA The California Geography Associates are dedicated to the teaching of Geography. The California Atlas and the California Atlas Teaching Activities book were developed by Jerry and Larry Williams in an effort to provide teachers with quality materials for use in the classroom. We offer materials that span a broad spectrum of educational curriculum, beginning with the third grade and continuing into post-secondary education. There is something here for just about everyone. General Information: lwill@psln.com

35. Research In The Geography Department, California State University, Long Beach
    Senior University again in summer of 2002. He donated his time to teacha course in california geography and another in Astronomy.  
    http://www.csulb.edu/depts/geography/research/talks.html
    
    Extractions: Publications Presentations Grants Media ... Guest Lectures Dr. Judith A. Tyner presented "Hidden Cartographers: Women in Cartography" to the Los Angeles Geographical Society on 4 April 2003. Mr. James Woods was an invited presenter at Rio Hondo's GIS Day on 20 November 2002. He made two presentations. The first was entitled, "Brushfire History in Southern California" and the second was about "GIS at CSU Long Beach." Dr. Chrys Rodrigue traveled with Ms. Crisanne Hazen (of Science Education) to Orange Coast College on 18 November to talk to Mr. Erik Bender's geology course about the Geoscience Diversity Enhancement Project ( G-DEP ) and to recruit student interns for next summer's program. She also discussed the possibility of interning in the Geospatial Technology Research and Education Partnership ( GT-REP . Later that day, she spoke in Ms. Irene Naesse's world regional geography course to recruit for G-DEP and GT-REP and to discuss careers in geography as a Geography Awareness Week activity there.

36. California Geography In The Southland Natural Regions
    SOUTHLAND CALIFORNIA SUMMARIZED HISTORY, FACTS, AND DEMOGRAPHICS.california geography. Natural Regions. California lies within four  
    http://www.southlandrealestate.com/CaliforniaNaturalRegionsFrms.htm
    
    Extractions: SOUTHLAND CALIFORNIA SUMMARIZED HISTORY, FACTS, AND DEMOGRAPHICS CALIFORNIA GEOGRAPHY Natural Regions California lies within four major natural regions, or physical geographic provinces. They are the Pacific Border province, the Sierra-Cascade province, the Basin and Range province, and the Lower Californian province. The Coast Ranges parallel the Pacific Coast in a complex series of ridges and valleys. The only major low-lying pass through the ranges is formed by San Francisco Bay and its tributary bays, as they carry the waters of California's largest river, the Sacramento, into the Pacific Ocean at the Golden Gate. The principal range is the Diablo Range, which flanks the Central Valley and rises to 1,500 m (5,000 ft) above sea level. Between the interior Diablo Range and the coastal Santa Lucia Range lies the long Salinas valley. The Transverse Ranges, so named because they run transverse or perpendicular (west to east) to the north-south oriented Coast Ranges, extend from Point Conception, on the coast, roughly eastward to the Mojave Desert. These generally narrow ranges increase in elevation toward the east, where Mount San Gorgonio in the San Bernardino Mountains rises to 3,505 m (11,499 ft) above sea level. The Transverse Ranges partly enclose low but often hilly Los Angeles and its suburbs.

37. California Geography And The Southland (found)
    SOUTHLAND CALIFORNIA SUMMARIZED HISTORY, FACTS, AND DEMOGRAPHICS.california geography. California, the third largest state in the  
    http://www.southlandrealestate.com/CaliforniaGeographyFrm.htm
    
    Extractions: California, the third largest state in the Union, has a total area of 411,469 sq km (158,869 sq mi), including 6,926 sq km (2,674 sq mi) of inland water and 575 sq km (222 sq mi) of coastal waters over which it has jurisdiction. The state is roughly rectangular in shape, although the southern two-thirds bends in a dogleg toward the east. It has a maximum distance north to south of 1,052 km (654 mi) and an east-to-west extent of 945 km (587 mi), although even locations along the state's eastern border are less than 350 km (220 mi) from the ocean. California's mean elevation is about 880 m (2,900 ft) Much of California lies in a geologically unstable area, crisscrossed by fault, or fracture, lines in the Earth's crust. The great San Andreas Fault extends for 1,000 km (600 mi) northwestward from the Imperial Valley to Point Arena and out to sea. This fault line has caused several notable earthquakes in the recorded history of California. The most widely publicized was that of April 18, 1906, which resulted in the destruction of central San Francisco. Although major earthquakes are rare, landslides, mudflows, minor tremors, and cracks in the ground occur regularly. LOS ANGELES INFORMATION SITE MAP LOS ANGELES STATISTICS HOLLYWOOD INFORMATION SITE MAP CALIFORNIA INFORMATION SITE MAP ... CALIFORNIA STATISTICS

38. California Geography
    california geography. Product 2912. 64 pages; Teacher instructions andanswer keys are provided. Price $8.95. Quantity california geography,  
    http://www.goldened.com/store/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=31

39. Geography 10: California Geography
    Geography 10 california geography. Spring 2003. Syllabus. Required Reading. BookReview List. I. Introduction. Study Guide 1 Introduction. California Images. II.  
    http://www.butte.cc.ca.us/~scoth/ca_f2003.htm
    
    Extractions: Geography 10: California Geography Spring 2003 Syllabus Required Reading Book Review List Book Review Guidelines I. Introduction Study Guide 1: Introduction California Images II. The Shape of the Land Study Guide 2: Landforms Earthquake Exercise California Landform Regions Earth global surface features ... Northern California Earthquake Data Center III. California ’s Climates Climate Lecture Notes Study Guide 3: Climate Northern California Climate Summaries IV. Plant Communities Lecture Notes Sudden Oak Death Monitorng Sudden Oak Death V. Water, The Indispensable Resource Water Lecture Notes 1 Water Lecture Notes 2 Water Lecture Notes 3 Water Atlas Exercise ... DWR California Water Page VI. California Electronic Map LibraryCSU Northridge VII. Other Natural Resources – Mining, Fishing, Logging VIII. Agricultural Landscapes Agriculture Lecture Notes Amador Vintners Association Dry Creek Valley Wineries IX. Economic Geography Economic Landscape Lecture Notes XI. Urban California XII. Urban California Lecture Notes

40. California Geography Fall 02
    california geography. Fall 2002. Fall 2002 Calendar Study Guide 1 StudyGuide 2 Study Guide 3 Study Guide 4 Study Guide 5 Study Guide  
    http://www.butte.cc.ca.us/~scoth/Ca_f02.htm

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