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Extractions: PROJECT DATA LAST REVISED June 22, 1999 If you think you have data we could use please click here for a list of data we still need. Intergraph/NACo Data ( from the NACo County GIS Program User Friendly Name Category Feature Type Source Geographic Area Covered State, National Parks Socio-Economic Area Bureau of Transportation Statistics Arkansas Counties/ census data Physical Geography Area Bureau of Transportation Statistics Arkansas Cities-Population Physical Geography Point Bureau of Transportation Statistics Arkansas State-only geographic size Physical Geography Area Bureau of Transportation Statistics Arkansas Airports Infrastructure Point Bureau of Transportation Statistics Arkansas Amtrak Station Infrastructure Point Bureau of Transportation Statistics Arkansas Auto Ramp Facilities Infrastructure Point Bureau of Transportation Statistics Arkansas Fed. Hwy. Admin. Urban Areas Infrastructure Area Bureau of Transportation Statistics Arkansas Nat. Hwy. Planning Network Infrastructure Line Bureau of Transportation Statistics Arkansas Corp of Eng. Ports
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Extractions: A geography minor consists of 18 hours, including two courses chosen from Geography 1310 World Economic Geography, Geography 1311 Introduction to Physical Geography, or Geography 2312 Cultural Geography, plus 12 additional hours of geography courses. For more information contact the coordinator, Gerald Hanson, at 569-8730. The following courses in geography may be used to complete the geography minor, to meet core curriculum requirements, and to meet part of the bachelor of arts in liberal arts program requirements. 1310. World Economic Geography An introductory survey of economic activities. Basic concepts of economic activity location are studied. A survey of economic geography of countries outside North America, with emphasis on the distribution of resources in three countries. Three credit hours. 1311. Introduction to Physical Geography Study of earth-sun relationships that produce the elements of weather, including temperature, precipitation, atmospheric pressure, and air circulation. Patterns of climate and their interrelationship with soil and vegetation systems. Study of major landform processes, which shape the earth's surface, with specific reference to North America. Three credit hours. 2310. World Regions
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Extractions: Arkansas: Geography The Arkansas River flows southeast across the state between the Ozark plateau and the Ouachita Mountains and runs down to the southern and eastern plains to empty into the Mississippi River. The other rivers of the state also flow generally SE or S to the Mississippi; these include the Saint Francis (which forms part of the E Missouri line), the White River , the Ouachita , and the Red River (which forms part of the Texas line). The state's transportation network is based on rivers as well as roads, railroads, and air travel. The 440 mi (708 km) Arkansas River Navigation System links Oklahoma and Arkansas to the Mississippi River. The capital and largest city is Little Rock ; other important cities are Fort Smith North Little Rock Pine Bluff Hot Springs , and West Memphis The climate of Arkansas is marked by long, hot summers and mild winters. The state's many lakes and streams and its abundant wildlife provide excellent hunting and fishing. The mineral springs at Hot Springs also attract many visitors to Arkansas, where tourism is an important industry.
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Extractions: Geography 320 US and Canada Site and Situation city assignment This paper is to be about 2 pages + bibliography. Double-spaced, 1" margins, typed. Please have each city on its own page! No more than a page per city should be necessary. We are looking for the reason thei city was founded where it was; what its relationship is/was with the surrounding area (situation); if this has changed since its founding, how and why. I do not need to know the Chamber of Commerce hype. You are to choose 2 cities from the list at the right and analyze the city's site and situation. You will need to look at a variety of maps(see below) and both zoom in and zoom out to look at the city's physical features (site morphology) and its relative location and hinterlands (situation). I have emphasized location, site and situation in class. You should know what they are by now, but just in case: Site: This extends the location description to include the ground a town occupies. The physical features of the landscape favor the placement of towns. It also allows for classifying towns according to physical features: rivertowns, gateways, natural resources. Site can also include the street layout, the demographic patterns and city functions or zones.
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Extractions: Prev PageIntroduction Next PageGeneral Geology Start Table of Contents ... Introduction Geography General Geology Ground Water Geologic Formations Well Records ... References Geography Topography and Drainage Sumner County is in the Wellington Lowland and the Arkansas River Lowlands of the Central Lowland physiographic province (Schoewe, 1949). The upland areas of the county, because of the thick shale beds underlying the surface, are chiefly gently rolling plains. The valleys are wide and flat except locally where sand dunes have formed. The highest points in the county are in the area west of Conway Springs. The lowest points are near Drury and Geuda Springs along Chikaskia and Arkansas Rivers. The total relief in the county is about 400 feet. Sumner County is drained by southeastward-flowing streams. Arkansas River crosses the northeast corner of the county and is joined by Ninnescah River near Oxford. Cowskin Creek enters the county a short distance west of Mulvane and joins Arkansas River between Mulvane and Oxford. Slate Creek has its headwaters northwest of Conway Springs and joins Arkansas River near Geuda Springs. Salt Creek is a small tributary to Arkansas River flowing through Geuda Springs. Chikaskia River enters the county west of Argonia and leaves it south of Drury. Prairie Creek, whose headwaters are north of Mayfield, joins Chikaskia River west of Corbin. Bluff Creek and Fall Creek drain the southwestern part of the county, joining a short distance east of Caldwell. Population According to the 1950 census, the population of Sumner County was 23,646. The average density of population was 20.0 per square mile as compared to 23.2 for the entire state. The population of Sumner County in 1940 was 26,163. Hence, by 1950, it had decreased 9.6 percent. The incorporated cities of Sumner County and their 1950 populations are as follows: Argonia, 562; Belle Plaine, 971; Caldwell, 2,000; Conway Springs, 816; Geuda Springs, 245; Hunnewell, 103; Mayfield, 134; Milan, 165; Mulvane, 1,387; Oxford, 798; South Haven, 358; and Wellington, 7,747. In 1950 the population of the county was 32.8 percent urban, as compared to 27.7 percent in 1940.
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Extractions: Sean Campbell is a geomorphologist and Earth System Scientist. His research interests are in water/rock/atmosphere interactions and in the geomorphology of the Earth's Arctic and Alpine regions. His key concerns are water chemistry, the water and mineral chemical reactions responsible for this chemistry and the effects that changes in atmospheric chemistry will have upon these fundamental reactions. His current research is aimed at understanding the spatial and temporal variation in these reactions in order to create better models of these systems. Dr. Campbell received his Bachelors of Science degree in 1998 from Arizona State University with a major in Geography. From there he went to the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville where he received a Master of Arts degree in Geography in 1999 and his Ph.D. in Environmental Dynamics in 2002. He will be returning to the Swedish Arctic in the summer of 2003, and hopes to expand his research into the Arctic regions of Spitsbergen, Finland, Iceland, and Greenland in the near future through his collaboration with Drs. John Dixon of the University of Arkansas, and Colin Thorn and Bob Darmody of the University of Illinois.
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Extractions: Dr. Crutcher (Ph.D., Louisiana State University) will begin work as an Assistant Professor in Geography in January 2004. Dr. Crutcher's interests include the urban south, race, identity, and representation. He completed his dissertation work on New Orleans and has a book forthcoming through the Louisiana State University Press.
