Changes in the size and location of northwestern California's wood products industry

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English

Bibliographic Citation

The California Geographer 25: 45-64

Notes

This study concentrates on the locational arrangement of wood products plants in northwestern California. The study area consists of several regions of California: the north coast, Sacramento area, and northern interior. With a few exceptions, this regional breakdown corresponds with the physical subdivisions identified by the U. S. Forest Service. Each region was further divided into the subregions depicted in Figure 1.5 Using this geographical area as a case study, the objectives of the research are:(1) to determine what changes in plant size and spatial distribution occurred in the wood products industry between 1966 and 1976 and (2)to project these changes into the future.

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Changes in the size and location of northwestern California's wood products industry