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California Geography:     more books (100)

Pomo geography, (University of California publications in American archaeology and ethnology) by Fred Bowerman Kniffen, 1939 Colonial Manila: The context of Hispanic urbanism and process of morphogenesis (University of California publications in geography ; v. 22) by Robert Ronald Reed, 1978 The United States of America with Geography Unit (California State Series, A social Studies Textbook) by McClure a nd Yarbrough, 1954 The towns of medieval Livonia, (University of California, Berkeley. University of California publications in geography) by John Leighly, 1939 Changing Fortunes: Biodiversity and Peasant Livelihood in the Peruvian Andes (California Studies in Critical Human Geography, 1) by Karl S. Zimmerer, 1997-01-29 1500 California Place Names: Their Origin and Meaning, A Revised version of <i>1000 California Place Names</i> by Erwin G. Gudde, Third edition by William Bright, 1998-11-30 California in Pictures (Visual Geography Series) by Cawley McDonald, 1979-03 Introductory Geography Land of Chamise and Pines: Historical Accounts and Current Status of Northern Baja California's Vegetation (University of California Publications in Botany) by Richard A. Minnich, Ernesto Franco Vizcaino, 1998-11-04 California and the Fictions of Capital (Place, Culture, and Politics) by George L. Henderson, 2003-02 Shady Practices: Agroforestry and Gender Politics in The Gambia (California Studies in Critical Human Geography) by Richard A. Schroeder, 1999-10-01 California Bingo: Geography Edition by Carole Marsh, 2001-07 Yurok geography (University of California publications in American archaeology and ethnology) by T T Waterman, 1993 California Indians and Their Environment: An Introduction (California Natural History Guides) by Kent Lightfoot, Otis Parrish, 2009-04-24

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61. AltaColumbia - A Cascadia Concepts Site
    Large collection of information and links about the peoples, culture, history, geography, identity and politics of the northwest coastal region surrounding the Cascade range, extending from northern california to the Alaskan panhandle.  
    http://altacolumbia.com/
    
    Extractions: var site="s12cascadia" Welcome to AltaColumbia - a Cascadia concepts site C ascadia is the northwest coastal region of North America, including the area surrounding the Cascade mountain range extending from northern California to the Alaskan panhandle, and covers much of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia, Canada. It is the region formed by the interaction of the North Pacific Ocean and North American Continent both in terms of climate and the geological results of plate tectonics. S cottish explorer David Douglas named the Cascades for the great waterfalls made by the Columbia River as it roars through the Columbia Gorge. The Cascades later became the name for the mountain range that makes the north-coastal rainforest possible as it precipitates the warm Pacific moisture-laden air as rain and snow. When the drainage basins of this area are included, Cascadia extends eastward beyond the Cascade range to the headwaters of the rivers that flow through it from the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains. C ascadia includes the northcoast watersheds from the Redwood forests in Northern California to the Sitka spruce valleys of the Alaska panhandle and is the home of the massive fir trees that are named after David Douglas. Because of the domination of the Columbia River watershed on the north coast landscape, the name "Columbiana" is also used for describing the vast drainage basin of Columbia, Snake and Kootenay rivers.

62. Digital Atlas Of The United States By William A. Bowen
    Continuing public education project of Professor William Bowen and the Department of geography at california State University, Northridge.  
    http://130.166.124.2/USpage1.html

63. The Electronic Map Library
    These volumes are evolving in response to the changing instructional needs of the Department of geography at california State University, Northridge.  
    http://130.166.124.2/library.html
    
    Extractions: World Atlas of Panoramic Aerial Images Alaska Atlas of Panoramic Aerial Images Arizona Atlas of Panoramic Aerial Images California Atlas of Panoramic Aerial Images ... Los Angeles County Historical Topographic Maps Questions concerning geographic content? E-mail William Bowen. Questions concerning website service? E-mail Robert Provin. California Geographical Survey Department of Geography Homepage California State University Northridge Homepage You are visitor number since May 28, 2000.

64. Trevor Paglen
    Sound/video/installation artist, writer, and cultural geographer working out of the Department of geography at the University of california at Berkeley.  
    http://www.paglen.com

65. Cartographic Resources
    Email William Bowen. california Geographical Survey Department of geography Homepage california State University Northridge Homepage  
    http://130.166.124.2/cart.html

66. Arcata, California - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Online encyclopedia article includes census data, recent history, geography, and an attempted summary of the town's culture and politics.  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcata,_California
    
    Extractions: Arcata is a city located in Humboldt County, California . As of the census, the city had a total population of 16,651. Visitors to Arcata frequently feel as if they had entered a time warp and emerged in the 50's era of civil rights direct action. This college town is home to Humboldt State University, which accounts for approximately half of its residents. Arcata, which is adjacent to Humboldt Bay on the "redwood coast," is a bastion of liberal thought in otherwise conservative lumber country and is sometimes derided by outlying Humboldt residents as "The People's Republic of Arcata." It is the first city in the United States to elect a majority of its city council members from the Green Party. Established during the timber boom generated by the 19th centrury Gold Rush, Arcata features a large number of original Victorian structures, many of which have been lovingly restored. For its size, the city has many bookstores, coffeehouses, restaurants, galleries and music venues. It is also home to the beloved Humboldt Crabs of semi-pro baseball fame, who frequently play before sold-out crowds (of c. 1500) each summer. In order to preserve its community character, laws in Arcata limit the number of chain businesses allowed in the city. Residents hotly debate major issues, including protection of the physical environment, the domination of America by corporate culture, and legalization of marijuana. Arcata was the first city in the nation to pass a law purporting to nullify the USA PATRIOT Act in that city. The legality of this has not yet been tested.

67. Language Schools - Spanish, French, Italian, English, Arabic Lessons And Classes
    French language courses, with emphasis on culture, geography and customs, at Savoir Faire of Redondo Beach, california.  
    http://www.savoirfaire-california.com/
    
    Extractions: Savoir Faire International Language Institute offers group and private lessons and classes for adults, specialized language tutoring, after school French, Spanish and Italian classes for children and a French, Spanish and Italian pre-school program. To Enroll: 310.378.1086 - or - Click below, print, return Fall Application Fall 2005 Group Classes Start September 12th! Choose from menu bar on left to read more about your class of interest Click here to receive program updates Savoir Faire International Language School

68. California State University, Chico - Chico State
    geography and planning program at california State University.  
    http://www.csuchico.edu/geop/
    
    Extractions: Department of Geography and Planning Department Directory Catalog Fall Schedule FORUM ... Home Page Moving to Our New Site! We have moved our Web page. Please update your bookmark lists to link to the new site. If your browser does not move to the new site in 0.01 second, please click on the link below. CSUC Geography and Planning Web Page GEOP Forum Home Directory Schedule ... Library

69. Don Bain's Virtual Reality Panoramas Of Baja California, Mexico
    Part of the GeoImages Project, Department of geography, University of california at Berkeley.  
    http://geogweb.berkeley.edu/GeoImages/QTVR/Baja/Baja.html

70. California Geographic Alliance
    Beautiful california Header. Resources News Ask a Geographer Geo Night california Department of Education UCLA Historygeography Project  
    http://www.humboldt.edu/~cga/resources/

71. Soyboricua.com
    A Puerto Rican PhD Candiate studying geography at the University of Southern california.  
    http://www.soyboricua.com/alonso/

72. Photographs Of Signs
    Focuses on unusual and standard examples in the Sacramento, california, area. Also includes some state welcome signs.  
    http://geography.about.com/library/photos/blsigns.htm

73. Barony Of The Angels
    Located in central Los Angeles and the San Gabriel valley of california. Newcomer page, geography, officers, households, activity schedule, history and tradition page.  
    http://www.baronyoftheangels.org/
    
    Extractions: The Society for Creative Anachronism* Kingdom of Caid , in Southern California. The Barony of the Angels is a regional group of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA*), in Los Angeles, California. For up-to-date event information or to contact the Barony, please subscribe to our Yahoo! Group . Angels officers are encouraged to join the Angels Officers' yahoo elist as well. The Return Of The Robin Hood Tournament (October 23, 2005)

74. Department Of Geography : Home
    University of Southern california Department of geography For more good reasons to join us at USC geography, click on the Department Chair s Message.  
    http://www.usc.edu/dept/geography/
    
    Extractions: We are a small, tightly-knit community that prides itself on close working relationships between faculty and students. We're dedicated to a social science that matters, following basic research through to public policy and matters of social justice. Los Angeles is an emerging world city of unmatched intellectual challenge and opportunity. Our expertise in cities, environments, international linkages, social justice and geocomputation. Students graduate with a theoretical and practical understanding of the role of place in human affairs, and a skill set that equips them well for today's job market. For more good reasons to join us at USC Geography, click on the Department Chair's Message Up Against the Sprawl: Public Policy and the Making of Southern California

75. Fillmore, California - Geography
    A photograph of Fillmore, california, from your About.com Guide.  
    http://geography.miningco.com/library/fillmore/fillmore.htm
    
    Extractions: Fillmore is located in Southern California, northwest of Los Angeles. It is located in the Santa Clara River Valley, just north of the river along Highway 126. Highway 126 connects Fillmore to Ventura and Highway 101 in the west and Santa Clarita and Interstate 5 in the east. Highway 101 and Interstate 5 are each approximately twenty miles from Fillmore. To the north of the town lie the mountains of Los Padres National Forest. Mexican explorer Don Gaspar de Portola was sent in 1769 to explore Alta (Upper) California. On August 8 of that year, he and his contingent camped in the Santa Clara Valley near the site of present-day Fillmore. He met several groups of Native Americans who lived in the valley. Under Mexican rule, the area became part of the Rancho Sespe Mexican land grant. A mini gold rush occurred along the river in 1842 (several years before Northern California's gold rush). In 1848 the region became part of the United States and explorer John C. Fremont mapped the valley, which was densely covered with wild mustard. As part of the expansion of the western railroad network, the Southern Pacific Railroad built its coastal line through the Santa Clara Valley in 1886 and 1887. In 1887 an old boxcar was utilized as the town's first train station. The town was named after J.P. Fillmore, the railroad's superintendent, and a town plot map was filed with Ventura County in 1888.

76. Fillmore, California - Geography
    A photograph of Fillmore, california. of my project for geography 672, a graduate seminar in geography at california State University, Northridge.  
    http://geography.miningco.com/library/fillmore/tour.htm
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Virtual Fillmore! This site is the end result of my project for Geography 672, a graduate seminar in geography at California State University, Northridge In this course, taught by Dr. William Bowen , we focused on roads and the buildings which lie along side them. I decided to photograph and describe Central Avenue in Fillmore, California. This is what Fillmore looked like in May 1998. This site will not be updated because it is a snapshot in time. Fillmore appealed to me with its small town atmosphere and mix of old, renovated, and new buildings. Fillmore is a great representation of an early California town. The commercial district of the town began on Main Street, across from the train station. It expanded onto Central Avenue in the late 1910s. This site includes photographs and short descriptions of every building on Central Avenue. Central Avenue, and most of downtown Fillmore, has some unique features that you'll want to be watching for as you virtually stroll downtown. First, the palm trees. The palm trees are classic symbols of Southern California and are used to line Central Avenue and Central Park at

77. Berkeley Geography Graduate Students O-S
    Masters Thesis, Department of geography, University of california, Berkeley. california Geographic Society 56th Annual Meeting at the American River  
    http://geography.berkeley.edu/PeopleHistory/grads/GradsO-S.html
    
    Extractions: Using sound as forensic evidence, my work investigates the micropolitics of contemporary urban space. The broadcasts of history, power, and contestations inhabiting our built environments are heard by listening closely and critically. With advances in technology and human psychology, the deployment of sound in the public arena increasingly produces space and modulates our own subjectivities. Some voices and presences are becoming amplified, while others are increasingly muted. My interest in geography comes from my work as an artist, were I have found theories of space supplied my geographers far more productive for my own practice than theories of aesthetics supplied by art historians. I insist on treating geography as an art form, and treating art as an experimental form of geography.

78. The Infography About The Geography Of California
    Sources recommended by a professor whose research specialty is the geography of california.  
    http://www.infography.com/content/260351999784.html
    
    Extractions: Search The Infography: TerraServer . To view air photos of California, just click on locations to zoom in. http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ California Studies Association . For a range of information. http://geography.berkeley.edu/ProjectsResources/CaliforniaFocus.html California State University, Northridge, Department of Geography . Has population and other maps. http://geogdata.csun.edu/ Selby, William A. 2000. Rediscovering the Golden State: California Geography. John Wiley and Sons. Allen, James P., and Eugene Turner. 1997. The Ethnic Quilt: Population Diversity in Southern California. California State University at Northridge, Center for Geographical Studies. California Department of Finance . http://www.dof.ca.gov/ Selby, William A. Geography of California . http://homepage.smc.edu/selby_william/california.htm Bakker, Elna. 1984. An Island Called California: An Ecological Introduction to Its Natural Communities. UC Press, 2nd ed. Harden, Deborah R. 1998. California Geology. Prentice Hall.

79. ClickState.com - California Web Directory
    Geographic Center, The geographic center of california is located 38 miles east of Madera. Longitude 120° 4.9 W Latitude 36° 57.9 N  
    http://www.clickstate.com/california/geography.htm
    
    Extractions: Borders California is bordered by Oregon to the north. In the south, California shares an international border with Mexico. To the east, Nevada and Arizona share the California border. California meets the Pacific Ocean on the west. Total Area California covers 163,707 square miles, making it the third largest of the 50 states. Land Area 155,973 square miles are land areas. Water Area 7,734 square miles of California are covered by water. Highest Point The highest point in California is Mt. Whitney at 14,494 feet. Mt. Whitney is the highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states. Mt. McKinley, the highest mountain in Alaska, rises 20,320 feet above sea level and is the highest point in the United States. Lowest Point The lowest point in California is in Death Valley. Death Valley lies 282 feet below sea level and is the lowest point in the United States.

80. Californiadigitallibrary.org: Search Results
    california geography. 1 3 of 3 items. 1Title Magic Lantern Slides The Berkeley geography Collection Creator Bain, G. Donald, editor  
    http://californiadigitallibrary.org/cgi/generic-search?mode=publicdl;subject=Cal

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