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A hundred years of geography in California

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  • 1975
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  • The California Geographer 14: 9-26
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  • This study deals with nearly one hundred years of geography in California: 1850-1941. The presentation falls into two sections: geographers and naturalists in California before the turn of the century, and those coming after 1900. On the whole, this division represents the break between pre-geography and real geography; and the break between early, individual men and studies, and later groups and departments of geographers. As one follows the development of geography from those early days to the present, four distinct types of people emerge: (1) pre-geographers; (2) visiting geographers; (3) permanent emigrant geographers; and (4) resident or domestic geographers.
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