New viewpoints in urban and industrial geography

by M. I. Logan

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Published 1971 by Reed Education in Sydney] .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Economic geography.,
• Cities and towns.

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Edition Notes

Statement	[by] M. I. Logan [and G. J. Missen.
Contributions	Missen, G. J., joint author., Rutherford, John.
Classifications
LC Classifications	HF1025 .L595 1971
The Physical Object
Pagination	310 p.
Number of Pages	310
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL5454820M
ISBN 10	0589091026
LC Control Number	73157022
OCLC/WorldCa	610105

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