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Macro-California and the urban gradient

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  • 1995
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  • The California Geographer 35: 16-31
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  • Indifference lines have many uses in geography and several new ones will be explored here. The first such use involves the various levels of influence California exerts outside the state and how far this influence might extend. The second involves the connections and paths of influence that exist between California cities and other cities beyond California.
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