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GEOG 5500 Comparative Regional Geography

This is a graduate-level regional geography course focusing on comparisons of the general and unique characteristics of selected geographic realms and regions. It explores the spatial patterns and processes that contribute to the formation of diverse culture regions around the world.

Credits

3

Distribution

GEOG

Notes

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