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Where is the Geographic Center of the Contiguous United States?
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A new study by Peter Rogerson from the
University of Buffalo uses a new approach to calculate the geographic centers of each of the states as well as the geographic center of the contiguous United States.
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Geo Quiz: Name the Human Activity Visible from Space
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This geography quiz features ten satellite images each showing an anthropogenic activity.
Can you figure out what the human activity shown on each image is?
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Geography and Modern Slavery
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Human geographers have looked at the intersection of modern economics, neoliberal capitalism, geography, and immigration as factors that facilitate where human trafficking and slavery may become evident.
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More from Geo Lounge
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Despite being more than 300 years away from any form of technology that allowed a true aerial view of a landscape, the cartographers in this atlas from 1572 displayed a forward thinking centuries ahead of their times.
Capturing a time of incredible urban development and innovation, Civitates Orbis Terrarium (or Cities of the World) was first published in 1572. This reissued 16th century atlas offers 546 prospects, bird’s-eye views and maps of cities from around the world and was, when first printed, the earliest atlas of urban geography.
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Geo Conferences
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