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Two water flow maps of California

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  • 1960
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  • 2012-11-27T19:50:43Z
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  • The California Geographer 1: 41-44
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  • Maps showing volume of movement have became familiar geographic tools in such cases as highway traffic and ocean trade. Indeed, their value prompts inquiry into other kinds of movements which might usefully be shown on flow maps. Water, logically enough, is one these, and it is a matter of curiosity that water flow maps For water-conscious California should be so few to date. In view of data available from public agencies, it is suggested here that California's water resources might be portrayed for our students and the general public in a more revealing way by greater use of flow maps.
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