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Illinois Geography:     more books (100)

Peoria-Canton Geography Introduction: Bybee, Illinois, Mossville, Illinois, Edelstein, Illinois, Groveland, Illinois Advanced Geography with Illinois Supplement by Frank M. McMurry, A.E. Parkins, 1924 The prairie province of Illinois: a study of human adjustment to the natural environment, by Edith Muriel Poggi, 1931 Lockport Legacy: Themes in the Historical Geography of an Illinois Canal Town (Studies on the Illinois & Michigan Canal Corridor) by Michael P. Conzen, 1990-04 Illinois "jography": "geography fun!" by Carole Marsh, 1998 Focus on Ottawa: A Historical and Geographical Survey of Ottawa, Illinois, in the Twentieth Century Illinois: Geographical Survey by Igs (Sublett), 1996-01 Perception of choice and factors affecting industrial water supply decisions in Northeastern Illinois (University of Chicago, Dept. of Geography. Research paper no. 117) by Shue Tuck Wong, 1969 The iron and steel industry of the Calumet district;: A study in economic geography, (University of Illinois studies in the social sciences) by John Bargate Appleton, 1927 Topographic slope in selected loess-mantled second order basins in Illinois: A multivariate analysis (Discussion paper - Dept. of Geography, University of Iowa) by Harold McConnell, 1966 The Illinois hot air balloon geography mystery by Carole Marsh, 1998 The geography of Illinois in theses and dissertations submitted at universities in Illinois (Bulletin of the Illinois Geographical Society) by John Thompson, 1986 An introduction to FORTRAN and the programming of spatial data (Occasional publications of the Department of Geography, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ; paper) by J. Ronald Eyton, 1979 Illinois, (Tarr and McMurry geographies. Supplementary volume) by Frank Woolson Darling, 1904

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101. Department Of Geography & Environmental Studies
     W elcome to the Department of geography Environmental Studies at NortheasternIllinois University in Chicago. Northeastern (NEIU) is a commuter campus  
     http://www.neiu.edu/~deptges/
     
     Extractions: BELIZE TRIP Click on panorama to zoom or stop. W The NEIU Campus has devoted large areas to natural prairie, which are maintained and periodically burned by the department of G&ES and the G&ES student club, Geomaniacs. The department also maintains a GIS inventory of all trees, shrubs, and planted areas on campus in one of its two computer laboratories. The University has "smart classrooms" and student computer labs situated across campus, and provides all students with an internet account, hosting and email with generous space. It has an excellent library and all the standard facilities one would expect at a University of this size. Visit the bookstore and cafeteria in the Student Union, and tour the Physical Education building located on the southern end of campus. Ample parking is now available in the new three story garage. Northeastern is conveniently located on Chicago's far north side. The city offers many opportunities for internships, volunteer work, and first-hand experience in environmental and geographic organizations throughout the urban environment. The department takes pride in its ability to integrate experiences in the local environment with traditional academic coursework. Many geographic and environmental professionals teach courses in the department as adjunct faculty, and thereby share their knowledge and experience and create unique and valuable connections for employment. Follow the Personnel, Alumni link to see what our graduates are doing now.

102. Census.gov Is Experiencing
     boundary changes. Geographic Change Notes illinois. State illinois, (17 IL).All legal boundaries of governmental units are as reported through the Census  
     http://www.census.gov/popest/geographic/boundary_changes/17_IL.html

103. Census.gov Is Experiencing
     .illinois 108th Congressional District Tables A brief explanation of thegeographic entity is provided in the  
     http://www.census.gov/geo/www/cd108th/IL/cd_108_IL.html

104. Register-Mail.com - Galesburg Register-Mail Online
     geography lesson sparks debate When I went to school at Northern IllinoisUniversity in DeKalb it became clear that people from Chicago consider  
     http://www.register-mail.com/stories/073005/WIL_B73ACD6V.GID.shtml
     
     Extractions: NEWS SPORTS BUSINESS LIFESTYLES ... Subscriptions Geography lesson sparks debate Amanda Williams LIFESTYLES Saturday, July 30, 2005 Growing up in Galesburg, I always considered myself from west-central Illinois. When I went to school at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb it became clear that people from Chicago consider everything south of I-80 southern Illinois. But it was not until I spent a week in Florida with eight other Illinoisans - most from Chicago - that I realized just how deep-seated the belief is. Our group consisted of two Galesburg natives, a Little York native, a St. Charles native and five Chicagoans. One night during dinner the Chicagoans began accusing the three downstate folks of being from "the south" - or worse, southern Illinois. We weren't going to stand for that. Before long my friends and I were passing a salad bowl around the table, filling wine glasses, and launching into a healthy - but heated - debate about our state's geography. What boggled my mind most is my friends are all very intelligent people. From a certified public accountant to a computer consultant, the Chicagoans are all successful and college-educated.

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