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This guide is intended to help you find both print and online geography resources.

GEOGRAPHY GUIDE

This guide is intended to help you find both print and online geography resources. This guide is only a starting point for your research, it is not meant to be a comprehensive list of resources. If you need further assistance, please visit the Service Desk in the library or contact your librarian, Robert Robinette, at rrobinette@astate.edu

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Best body of water?
Estuary: 0 votes (0%)
Fjord: 2 votes (33.33%)
Oasis: 3 votes (50%)
Lagoon: 1 votes (16.67%)
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A Map of Pangaea with Current International Borders (click image to enlarge)

DATABASES

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BOOKS IN THE DEAN B. ELLIS LIBRARY

All books in the library are arranged by subject using the Library of Congress classification system for call numbers and subject headings. The call number for geography begins with "G". The basic breakdown is as follows:

G1 – G9980

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Geography (General), Atlases, Maps

GA1 – GA1776

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Mathematical Geography, Cartography

GB3 – GB5030

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Physical Geography

GC1 – GC1581

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Oceanography

GE1 – GE350

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Environmental Sciences

GF1 – GF900

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Human Ecology, Anthropogeography

The numbers that follow these beginning letters relate to the narrower scope of the item, for example: consider the subject headings and specific book call numbers, Geography – History (G80.M38 2005) vs. Agricultural Geography (S453 .C54 1980).

Occasionally, a totally different call number will appear. This means the book is more about the agricultural aspects of geography and higher importance was given to the concept of (S) agriculture when the call letters and numbers were assigned.

 


 

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A Map of Rivers in the Contiguous US (click image to enlarge)

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How many continents are there?
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