Michigan Papers in Geography
Description
Michigan Papers in Geography, Volume III features a collection of papers presented before the Geography Section of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters during the 1932 meeting. Edited by Eugene S. McCartney and Robert Burnett Hall, the volume includes: "A Study of Population in Vermont and New Hampshire" by Stanley D. Dodge, "World Distribution of Population: Preliminary Survey and Tentative Conclusions" by Stanley D. Dodge, "Lead and Rapid City: A Study of Contrasting Settlements Within the Black Hills Region" by Otto E. Guthe, "Landforms of Japan" by Robert Burnett Hall and Akira Watanabe, "The Moroccan Atlas: A Study in Mountain Geography" by Eric Pearson Jackson, "Bello Horizonte and Ouro Preto: A Comparative Study of Two Brazilian Cities" by Preston E. James, "Objectives and Methods in the Lake Inventory in Michigan" by K. C. McMurry, R. W. Eschmeyer, and C. M. Davis, "A New Population Map of Michigan, 1930" by Floyd A. Stilgenbauer and Henry Voxka, and "Greenland, The Advances of a Decade (1921-1931)" by William H. Hobbs.