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         Ohio Geography:     more books (100)
  1. Geography in the Columbus, Ohio, quadrangle (Laboratory bulletin) by George D Hubbard, 1917
  2. The Scioto marshes of Ohio: A study in the geography of onion culture, by Carl Dudley Varvel, 1931
  3. Geography of Ohio (Bulletin) by Roderick Peattie, 1923
  4. Outline lessons and exercises in geography: Designed for the use of all students and teachers in descriptive geography, and especially for those studying geography in the Ohio Normal University by Frederick Maglott, 1887
  5. Reverse black migration (Discussion paper - Dept. of Geography, Ohio State University) by DeWitt Davis, 1976
  6. Toward a dynamic theory of central places (Ohio. State University, Columbus. Dept. of Geography, Discussion paper) by Richard Allen Mitchell, 1974
  7. The geography of Ohio by J. A Brownocker, 1906
  8. Determining optimal productive capacity increases by linear programming (Ohio.State University.Dept. of Geography.Discussion paper) by John Odland, 1968
  9. A brief geography and civil government of Franklin County, Ohio,: For the use of pupils and teachers of the public schools by Herman R Postle, 1897
  10. A geography of glass manufacture at Toledo, Ohio by Walter G Lezius, 1937
  11. Books, films, and resources for Ohio history and government by Dianna Mattern, 1977
  12. The geology along Route 40 in Ohio (Information circular) by Pauline Smyth, 1955
  13. Mastering the Grade 4 Social Studies Standards in Ohio The Buckeye State by James Killoran, Stuart Zimmer, et all 2004
  14. Land cover in Ohio's townships: An analysis of township land cover and population change (The Exurban Change Project report) by Jason W Reece, 2002

101. Ohio Governor Bob Taft - News Release
National Geographic will highlight 22 sites in ohio s Appalachian region, alongwith 334 other sites in 12 other Appalachian states, in its April 2005 issue
http://governor.ohio.gov/releases/031905natlgeo.htm
TAFT HELPS UNVEIL APPALACHIAN OHIO TOURISM SITES
TO BE FEATURED IN NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PUBLICATION COLUMBUS (March 19, 2005) - Governor Bob Taft today helped unveil a new tourism marketing campaign coordinated by the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) and National Geographic to promote unique tourism experiences and sites of national significance in Ohio's Appalachian region. National Geographic will highlight 22 sites in Ohio's Appalachian region, along with 334 other sites in 12 other Appalachian states, in its April 2005 issue of Traveler magazine. Shipments of nearly one million map guide inserts in the April Traveler magazine began March 18 to subscribers and newsstands. In the coming months, another 300,000 copies of the map will be distributed by state tourism offices of the ARC's 13 states to targeted travel mailing lists, regional welcome centers and tourism trade shows. ARC will also distribute the map to schools, libraries and civic organizations throughout Appalachia. "This collaboration between the Appalachian Regional Commission and National Geographic will draw national and international audiences to many of the unique and significant tourism experiences that Ohio's Appalachian region has to offer," said Taft, who serves as the States' Co-Chair of the ARC. "Drawing attention to many of the rich, diverse and, in many cases, undiscovered treasures in Appalachia Ohio will also have a positive economic impact on the region."

102. NEO-EDEN - Northeast Ohio Environmental Exchange Network
Four universities in northeast ohio Cleveland State University (CSU), to locate for environmental factors and many geographic areas of northeast ohio.
http://www.csuohio.edu/CUT/NEOEDEN.htm
NEO-EDEN - Northeast Ohio Environmental Data Exchange Network
What is it?
NEO-EDEN is a project to create and maintain a data exchange network for northeast Ohio, focusing on environmental and geospatial information. The project will collect, process, and make available on the Internet a broad range of environmental and land-use data in the fourteen-county northeast Ohio region, assemble environmentally-related geospatial data that spans the region, and assist in providing local training on content and applications of these data, Internet access to them, and the Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) endorsed Content Standards for Digital Geospatial Metadata.
Who is doing it?
Four universities in northeast Ohio - Cleveland State University (CSU), Kent State University (KSU), the University of Akron (UA), and Youngstown State University (KSU) have received a grant from the Urban University Program (UUP).
Why do it?
Effective management of environmental resources requires current and accurate information which can be used to recognize changes in ecosystems and to link these trends with their likely causes. High quality information is necessary to identify and respond to these trends. Today, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are being used to ensure that rational and ecologically sound decisions are made concerning resource development, impact mitigation, environmental monitoring and other environmental management issues. GIS can evaluate land and resource use alternatives while considering potential environmental and cultural resource impacts, economic implications, and potential use conflicts.

103. OHS Places - Ohio Historical Center
The headquarters of the ohio Historical Society and a museum facility showcasingohio s history from the ice age to the year 1970.
http://www.ohiohistory.org/places/ohc/
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Described by the 1989 Smithsonian Guide to Historic America as "probably the finest museum in America devoted to pre-European history," the Ohio Historical Center is both the headquarters of the Ohio Historical Society and a museum facility showcasing Ohio's history from the ice age to the year 1970. It is the flagship museum in the society's statewide system of 60 historical sites The modern, 250,000 square-foot structure consists of a three-story block supported at its base by a glass enclosed, plaza level entrance that is anchored by four massive columns. In addition to the ground level museum space and offices, the building contains a gift shop, a 280 seat auditorium, and the society's Archives/Library , which includes the State Archives of Ohio In addition to an archaeology exhibit, the Center houses displays on Ohio History spanning the years 1770 to 1970, as well as a rotating schedule of temporary exhibits. The Center's newly renovated, permanent natural history exhibit features Ohio's plants, animals, geology, geography, and climate and weather. Please Note: The adjacent Ohio Village is now open to the public for signature events only.

104. Department Of Geosciences - Denison University, Granville, Ohio
Geology geography • FW Olin Science Hall • Denison University • Granville, OH43023 Phone 740.587.6217 • Fax 740.587.6774
http://www.denison.edu/geology/
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105. Five Colleges Of Ohio Research Tutorial: Understanding Citations; Examples: Geog
diagrammed citation. APA Style.
http://www.denison.edu/collaborations/ohio5/infolit/c1citations/geo_article.html

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