New Geographies of the American West: Land Use and the Changing Patterns of Place (Orton Foundation Innovation in Place)
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New Geographies of the American West: Land Use and the Changing Patterns of Place (Orton Foundation Innovation in Place)

by William Riebsame Travis

History Geography Environmental Studies
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New Geographies of the American West explores how land use and changing patterns of place shape the region. William Riebsame Travis offers a focused study for readers interested in American geography, regional transformation, and the forces influencing how western landscapes are understood and used.

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New Geographies of the American West examines the region through the lens of land use and place.

The book focuses on changing geographic patterns across the American West.

William Riebsame Travis presents a study suited to readers interested in geography, regional change, and the evolving relationship between land and place.

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