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    Geography Ia

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    environment disturbed by man‚ soil compacted by actions of man and animals. Site 2 being the environment waterlogged‚ because of the mangrove present. Site 3 being the environment undisturbed by man‚ with vegetation present. Methodology 1. 61’S geography class attended a field trip to Columbus Bay‚ Cedros to carry out investigations on the infiltration rate at the four (4) sites. 2. A piece of PVC with a diameter of 5 inches was cut to a length of 15 inches. This PVC was prepared offsite.

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    Isles of Greece by a Greek student: |[pic] | |The Greek flag. | Lord Byron is considered a national hero in my home country of Greece. Byron was captivated by the Greek struggle for independence and eventually moved to Greece and took part in the campaign. Byron battled along side the Greeks and eventually died in Messolongi while still actively participating in the revolution. In ‘The Isles of Greece’ he writes

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    2017 Comparing Haiti and Greece Each country has unique qualities that no other country has. The differences between developing countries and developed countries has to do with the use of their economic resources‚ the income and employment opportunities of the country‚ how much industrialization the country has experienced‚ and the overall standard of living that their citizens experience. There are great differences in these areas between the countries of Haiti and Greece. This will unfold and

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    The Geography Of Japan

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    Japanese geography consists of four major islands Hokkaido‚ Honshu‚ Shikoku‚ and Kyushu and other interesting facts that make up the geography of Japan.The island of Honshu is the largest island of all of Japan and is also the main island. Tokyo is located on this island‚this island also has the major port and harbor: Yokohama. Kobe is one of an important commercial centers. All of these cities and businesses are important and are all located on the island of Honshu. Shikoku is the smallest island

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    Four Tradition of Geography The Four Traditions of Geography has many different assumptions and aspects of geography; aspects ranging from basic mapping and geometry‚ to the impact on nature of humans and the processes of the earth itself. Geographers can study and explain their research by selecting a certain tradition that leads to many different fields of geography. “There are four traditions whose identification provides an alternative to the competing monistic definitions that have

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    Indian Geography

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    2 Indian and World Geography | http://www.developindiagroup.co.in/ http://www.developindiagroup.co.in/ Indian Geography Geographical Location of India Indian Geographical Location • • Lying between latitude 4′ N to 37° N and from longitude 68°7′ E to 97° E‚ the country is divided into almost 6′ 25′ equal parts by the Tropic of Cancer (passes from Jabalpur in MP). The southernmost point in Indian Territory‚ (in Great Nicobar Island) is the Indira Point (6° 45′)‚ while Kanyakumari‚ also known

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    The Geography Of Cuba

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    Nathan Jingst Mrs. Miller Spanish II 31 October 2014 Geography of Cuba Cuba is located in the Caribbean‚ and is the largest island there. Technically‚ the country does not border any other countries. The United States leases Guantanamo Bay‚ a military prison‚ in an eastern section of the country (Geography). Other than this‚ Cuba is completely surrounded by water. Cuba has an area of 42‚803 sq. miles. It is about 760 miles long‚ and about 55 miles wide. Its closest neighbor is Haiti‚ about 50 miles

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    Georgia Geography

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    with peaches‚ apples and watermelon. Georgia’s land mass is 59‚425 miles squared. Water covers 3.2% of Georgia‚ which is not a lot compared to other places around the world or in America‚ however Georgia’s coastline is 100 miles long. Georgia’s geography is very diverse in the fact that it includes 3 distinctly different type landscapes they are the Appalachian Mountains‚ Ridge Valley‚ and the Piedmont Coastal Plain. Some of the native plants that are found in Georgia are the blue and purple asters

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    early civilizations were formed along rivers in river valleys. Each civilization was made up of 9 characteristics‚ these are religion‚ art and architecture‚ cities‚ geography‚ social‚ public works‚ political‚ economy‚ and intellectual. There are six total civilizations Rome‚ Greece‚ Mesopotamia‚ Egypt‚ Indus Valley‚ and China. Greece and Rome are the only two not located in river valleys. Mesopotamia was formed along the Tigris and Euphrates River. When Mesopotamia was first formed it was located

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    Economic Geography

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    resources‚ and its open pit is one of the biggest at a whopping great 4.3 km long‚ 3 km wide and over 850 m deep. Copper has been mined for centuries at Chuquicamata‚ as shown by the 1898 discovery of a mummy dated around 550 AD found trapped in an ancient mine shaft by a cave-in. A great influx of miners was sucked in by ‘Red Gold Fever’ after the War of the Pacific‚ when at one stage the area was covered with unruly mining camps where alcohol‚ gambling‚ prostitution and even murder were common.

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