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Journal of Geography in Higher Education Volume 23, 1999 - Issue 2
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Finding out about Maps

Bob Parry
Pages 265-271 | Published online: 03 Aug 2010

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Ruth L. Healey & Jennifer Hill. (2019) Reflecting on ‘Directions’: growing with the times and future developments. Journal of Geography in Higher Education 43:2, pages 125-130.
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Stefania Merlo. 2019. The Geography of South Africa. The Geography of South Africa 15 26 .
Paul Hurst & Paul Clough. (2013) Will we be lost without paper maps in the digital age?. Journal of Information Science 39:1, pages 48-60.
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