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A geographical analysis of residential front yard fences in the Sacramento urban region

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  • 1982
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  • The California Geographer 22: 1-12
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  • Our study focused on fences as important features in the urban landscape using a typical northern California city as a case study. We investigated several questions concerning the nature and distribution of fence types as settlement forms, including: 1.What historical and cultural factors have led to the use of fencing in our modern urban landscape? 2. What was the earliest type of fence used in California cities and what was the original purpose of fencing? 3. What other factors have led to the large-scale fencing now popular in urban neighborhoods in California?
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