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Evaluation of a conceptual geography unit for kindergarten (Georgia University. Geography Curriculum Project) by William A Imperatore, 1969
The geography of Georgia by Lawton B Evans, 1924
A socioeconomic theory of migration: A political economy perspective (Georgia State University Department of Geography research series) by Nanda R Shrestha, 1983
Cultural continuity and change in Mexico and the United States (Geography Curriculum Project, University of Georgia. Publication) by Marion J Rice, 1976
Regional variation in the nature of United States poverty and characteristics of the poverty population (Discussion paper series / Dept. of Geography, University of Georgia) by Wendy Shaw, 1995
An examination of some aspects of forest geography in Georgia by Edgar S Greer, 1950
Resource and production: A primary unit in cultural geography (University of Georgia. Geography Curriculum Project. Publication ; no. 70-2a, 70-2b) by William Imperatore, 1968
Functions of cities: Student text (Publication- University of Georgia, Geography Curriculum Project) by F. Geoffrey Jones, 1974
The geography of Georgia: To be used with Living across the seas, McConnell by Josie Hall McAdams, 1933
Bibliography on geographic thought, philosophy, and methodology, 1950-1977 (University of Georgia. Geography Curriculum Project. Occasional paper) by James O Wheeler, 1978
Geography of the soils of Georgia: The Georgia Club at the State Normal School (State Normal School bulletin) by Frederick Augustus Merrill, 1911
Changing land use: Peachtree Street, Atlanta : a case study in sequent occupance (University of Georgia. Dept. of Social Science Education. Geography Curriculum Project. Publication) by Kevin Laws, 1978
Atlas for Georgia history by James Calvin Bonner, 1975
Establishing a National Spatial Data Clearinghouse node in Georgia by W. J Drummond, 1996

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World InfoZone - Georgia Information - Page 1
georgia Information Page 1. geography georgia is a republic in Southwestern Asia and is bordered by the Black Sea, Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey.
http://www.worldinfozone.com/country.php?country=Georgia
State Of The Environment - Georgia 1995
georgia is located in wrinkled Alpine zone, in Subtropical zones of northern georgia differs by it s contrast relief. It is represented by high,
http://www.parliament.ge/GENERAL/GEOGRAPHY/geograph.htm

Extractions: Geography Georgia is located in wrinkled Alpine zone, in Subtropical zones of northern periphery between (the 41 07 and 43 35 latitudes and West 40 05 and 46 44 longitudes). The border length is 1970 km (315 km of which (16%) is coastline). The country is bounded by Russian federation from North, from East - Azerbaijan, from South - Armenia and Turkey, from West - the Black Sea. The geological constitution is characterised by the precipitation is basically of Mesozoic and Cainozoic era. According to the wrinkles it's divided by several Geotectonical units: from North to the South by Caucasian main ring's Antiklinorium, main Caucasian range, wrinkles system, Georgian Belt, Achara-Trialeti system, Artvin-Bolnisi Belt and Loc-Karabag's wrinkled zone. Georgia is reach by minerals resources: oil, coal, peat, iron, magnum, copper, projectile-zinc, arsenic, mercury, andezit, barite, talc, serpentit, agate, quartz, basalt, granite, diorite, marble, etc. Georgia differs by it's contrast relief . It is represented by high, middle and low mountain highland plane unity. The Caucasus are reflected sharply, inter mountain lowland.
A Geography Of The Internet (Georgia, Texas, Colorado, Washington, D.C.).
A geography of the Internet (georgia, Texas, Colorado, Washington, DC). GwangYa Han, University of Pennsylvania Date 2002. » Download the dissertation (PDF
http://repository.upenn.edu/dissertations/AAI3043884/

Extractions: This thesis examines the issue of the locational orientation of U.S. Internet enterprises in recent years. The goals are to: (1) identify fast-growing cities and regions of four segments of the Information industry (publishing, motion picture/sound recording, broadcasting/telecommunication, and information/data processing) using empirical data; (2) understand the geographical clustering process of the enterprises; and (3) discuss a set of formative influences of the cluster development based on case examples in Atlanta, Austin, Denver, and Washington, D.C. regions. The study proposes a theory that this Internet cluster is a collective product of: (1) formation of new partnerships to commercialize various intangible cultural products and intellectual technologies; (2) subsequent expansion of the enterprises via intensive strategic alliances for value-adding activities at local and regional bases; and (3) creative paths and industrial evolution of enterprises of a particular locality over time. Two sets of locational findings are: (1) there are several emerging Internet clusters (such as Atlanta, Austin, Denver, Miami, Phoenix, Seattle, and Washington, D.C.) whose enterprise dynamics have spread beyond the commonly mentioned major high-technology regions (i.e., Boston, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco); (2) yet, the enterprise dynamics and operation of headquarters and branch offices take the form of a poly-centered regional cluster which expands beyond the traditional notion of the city and suburb.
McKinney - Georgia's 4th District: Geography
Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, Fourth District of georgia.
http://www.ratical.org/co-globalize/CynthiaMcKinney/d4/geo_desc.htm

Extractions: The 4th Congressional District of Georgia was created in December 1995 when a three-judge federal panel issued a map that dismantled two of the state's three majority-black districts drawn after the 1990 census. Under the new map, the 4th Congressional District encompasses most of DeKalb County and the southwest portion of Gwinnett County. The district buttresses the City of Atlanta proper on the eastern border of the city. 87% of the district's population live in DeKalb County. Incorporated cities in DeKalb County are: Unincorporated DeKalb County makes up the largest land parcel of the 4th District. Constituent Services House Legislation News Briefs Guestbook ... GA's 4th District
Department Of History And Geography
Department of History and geography georgia College State University CBX 47 HumberWhite House 424 West Hancock Street Milledgeville, GA 31061
http://www.gcsu.edu/acad_affairs/coll_artsci/hist_geo/

Extractions: Degrees Offered B.A. Degree with Major in History Minor in Geography or History Master of Arts in History Public History Program Student Advisement Resources Typical Program of Study for BA in History Typical Program of Study for BA in Public History New Minor in History or Geography Student Organizations Teacher Certification Internships and Career Information ... Graduate Courses Offered For more information, please contact: Dr. Lee Ann Caldwell , Chair
Georgia QuickFacts From The US Census Bureau
geography QuickFacts, georgia, USA. Land area definition and source info, Land area, 2000 (square miles), 57906, 3537438. Persons per square mile definition
http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/13000.html

Extractions: Select a county Appling County Atkinson County Bacon County Baker County Baldwin County Banks County Barrow County Bartow County Ben Hill County Berrien County Bibb County Bleckley County Brantley County Brooks County Bryan County Bulloch County Burke County Butts County Calhoun County Camden County Candler County Carroll County Catoosa County Charlton County Chatham County Chattahoochee County Chattooga County Cherokee County Clarke County Clay County Clayton County Clinch County Cobb County Coffee County Colquitt County Columbia County Cook County Coweta County Crawford County Crisp County Dade County Dawson County Decatur County DeKalb County Dodge County Dooly County Dougherty County Douglas County Early County Echols County Effingham County Elbert County Emanuel County Evans County Fannin County Fayette County Floyd County Forsyth County Franklin County Fulton County Gilmer County Glascock County Glynn County Gordon County Grady County Greene County Gwinnett County Habersham County Hall County Hancock County Haralson County Harris County Hart County Heard County Henry County Houston County Irwin County Jackson County Jasper County Jeff Davis County Jefferson County Jenkins County Johnson County Jones County Lamar County Lanier County Laurens County Lee County Liberty County Lincoln County Long County Lowndes County Lumpkin County McDuffie County McIntosh County Macon County Madison County Marion County Meriwether County Miller County Mitchell County Monroe County
Georgia Maps
Historical Atlas of the Twentieth Century georgia Geographic Information Systems Teachers Alliance. (Click here if you are having problems printing pdf
http://www.cviog.uga.edu/Projects/gainfo/gamaps.htm
Department Of Geosciences
Ga Maps Ga GIS data Ga DNR Ga EPD georgia Gov Home Atl Geol Soc Ga Geol Soc GIS Datadepot USGS USGS Digital Data National Atlas
http://www.westga.edu/~geosci/

Extractions: Updated June 28, 2005 Winner of the first Regents Teaching Excellence Award T he Geosciences Department is committed to providing undergraduates with a broad based education so that they are prepared to go directly into exciting careers in Geoscience professions or for advanced degrees in graduate school. Quick Links BanWeb
Georgia:Geography
georgia is a mountainous country. The Northern geographical boundaries run along the Great Caucasian Range, which includes the Main Caucasian Range,
http://www.cac-biodiversity.org/geo/geo_geography.htm

Extractions: Georgia is a mountainous country. The Northern geographical boundaries run along the Great Caucasian Range, which includes the Main Caucasian Range, and its other chains stretch to the South. The Southern boundary coincides with the mountainous system of the Minor Caucasus, including the Meskheti - Trialeti volcanic plateau. Between the Great and Minor Caucasus plains are located. The Western part of the country is washed by the Black Sea.
WoYaa!: SCIENCES AND NATURE/GEOGRAPHY
http://www.woyaa.com/linksfr/SCIENCES_ET_NATURE/GEOGRAPHIE/more19.html

Extractions: GEOIMAGE est spécialisée dans le traitement informatique des images d'observation de la Terre. Elle développe et commercialise l'Atelier Cartographique GEOimage, premier logiciel européen de traitement d'images appliqué à la production d'information géographiques. GEOIMAGE dispose également d'une forte activité de production de données géographiques avec sa gamme de produits GEOlandis, GEOpolis et GEOmétris.
Georgia Department Of Community Affairs
georgia s land area of 57906 square miles makes it the largest state east of the georgia falls within five major physiographic regions the Blue Ridge
http://www.dca.state.ga.us/snapshots/overview_ga.asp

Extractions: Geography History Demographics Economy ... Home State of Georgia Georgia's land area of 57,906 square miles makes it the largest state east of the Mississippi River (24th overall). The total area of the state's three largest counties-Ware, Burke, and Clinch (2,565 square miles)-is greater than the area of the entire state of Delaware (1,954 square miles). Georgia falls within five major physiographic regions: the Blue Ridge Mountains in the northeast, the Ridge and Valley Providence and the Cumberland Plateau in the northwest, the Piedmont across Georgia's center, and the Coastal Plain in the south. Elevations range from sea level to 4,784 feet at Brasstown Bald in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The Blue Ridge mountain area features the southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail, a 2,100 mile hiking trail ending in Maine. The mountain range's peaks were once higher than the Rockies, but some 100 million years of erosion has worn them down to about a quarter of their original height. Nonetheless, the mountains attract millions of visitors each year, particularly in the summer and fall. The Piedmont area is home to the red clay soil of Georgia and its rolling hills and valleys. Southwest Georgia is known for its abundant farmland. The Coastal Plains feature the tidal swamps and lowlands of the coast and the northern reaches of the Okefenokee Swamp. Georgia's beaches are popular with vacationers.
GEsource World Guide - South Georgia And The South Sandwich Islands
A collection of maps and geographic information for South georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, including outline, detailed and regional maps,
http://www.gesource.ac.uk/worldguide/html/1023_map.html

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Save The Children: Armenia
The Northern geographical boundaries of georgia run along the Great Caucasian Range. The Western part of the country is washed by the Black Sea.
http://www.savethechildren.org/countries/middle_east_eurasia/georgia/index.asp

Extractions: Home Where We Work Middle East/Eurasia Virtual Tour: Village School in Africa ... A Day in the Life of a School Girl Other Regions Africa Asia Latin America Middle East/Eurasia U.S.A. Your Gateways Quick Links New! The Catalyst newsletter from the Georgia field office with current program highlights. Save the Children USA established its presence in Georgia in 1993. Since then, the Georgia Field Office has successfully implemented various humanitarian and development projects funded by USAID, ECHO, UNHCR, WFP, FAO, SDC and other donors. At present, Georgia is facing serious challenges due to the severe political crisis and continuing economic instability. All Save the Children projects are implemented in partnership with local non-governmental organizations and other key stakeholders. These partnerships ensure that projects are community-based and sustainable. Projects in Georgia: The STI/HIV Prevention (SHIP) Project aims to develop an effective, multi-faceted response, bringing together government, non-governmental, and international agencies to address the growing threat of STI/HIV in Georgia. The Citizens Advocate! Program (CAP)
State Of The Environment - Georgia 1995
georgia is located in wrinkled Alpine zone, in Subtropical zones of northern The territory of the georgia features a highly contrasting topography.
http://enrin.grida.no/htmls/georgia/soegeor/english/backgrnd/geograph/geograph.h

Extractions: G.INFO: State of the Environment - Georgia - Country Background Information Physical Map of Georgia Georgia is located in wrinkled Alpine zone, in Subtropical zones of northern periphery between (the 41 07 and 43 35 latitudes and West 40 05 and 46 44 longitudes). The border length is 1970 km (315 km of which (16%) is coastline). The country is bounded by Russian federation from North, from East - Azerbaijan, from South - Armenia and Turkey, from West - the Black Sea. The geological constitution is characterised by the precipitation is basicly of mezozur and Cainozoic era. According to the wrinkles it's devided by several Geotectonical units: from North to the South by Caucasian main ring's Antikloroum, main Caucasian range, wrinkles system, Georgian Belt, Achara-Trialeti system, Artvin-Bolnisi Belt and Loc-Karabagis wickly wrinkled zone. Georgia is reach by minerals resources: oil, coal, peat, iron, magnum, copper, projectile-zinc, arsenic, mercury, andezit, barite, talc, serpentite, agate, quartz, basalt, granite, diorite, marble ect. Georgia differs by it's contrastic relief . It is represented by high, middle and low mauntain's highland plane unity. The Caucases are reflerted sharply, intermountinius lowlace.

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