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Title The Journal of geography
Additional Titles Taylor & Francis Online (Servicio en línea)
Publisher [Indiana, PA, etc.] : National Council for Geographic Education
Creation Date 1902-
Notes Holdings: Vol.74, no.1 (Jan.1975)- Vol.119, no.6 (Nov-Dec.2020)
Refereed/Peer-reviewed
Formed by the union of: Journal of school geography, and: Bulletin of the American Bureau of Geography.
Bimonthly, <1982->
Added Years Print began with v. 1 in Jan. 1902.
Language English
National Library system number 997007967221105171
MARC RECORDS
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