Modern GeographyNewbigin, Marion I. (Marion Isabel)
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Modern Geography
Newbigin, Marion I. (Marion Isabel)
Geography
Trade winds, 84, 87, 88, 89
Trails, 240, 241
Transhumance, 179, 189
Tree of Heaven, 78
Tropical forest, 120, 131, 169
Tsetse flies, 161
Tulip, 124
Tundra, 132, 136, 164, 169, 239
Tunny, 149
Turkey, 181
Tyne gap, 47 (fig. 5), 49, 73
Tyrol, 62
Uganda, 163
Ungulates, 155, 156, 157
United States, cotton of, 234;
flora of, 140, 141;
numbers of hoofed animals in, 243, 244;
people of, 217;
rainfall of, 102;
structure of, 35, 36;
survey work in, 14;
trees of, 78, 79;
weather of, 107
U-shaped valleys, 57, 61, 64
Vienna, temperature of, 99
Vilaine, 223
Vine, 126, 127, 171, 172, 173, 183, 187, 190
Visp, 42
Voles, 158
V-shaped valleys, 55
Wales, 54, 197, 200
Waterfalls, 40, 41, 56, 58, 60
Water hemisphere, 21
Water power, 58, 69, 230
Watersheds, shifting of, 47
Water transport, 236-238
Weald, 226
Weasel, 159
Weather, 103 _et seq._
Weathering, 46, 51
Wellingtonia, 136
Welsh, 211
Weymouth pine, 139
Whales, 145
Wheat, 126, 138, 139, 171, 172, 182, 183, 185
Whitefish, 150
Whortleberries, 185
Wild boar, 156
Wild cat, 159
Wild horse, 166
Wild sheep, 156, 166
Willows, 136
Wine, 183, 187, 190
Winter gulf of warmth, 206
Wood anemone, 123
Woodland, 115, 116;
see also Forests
Wolf, 159
Wolverene, 159
Yak, 244
Yellow fever, 161
York, 232
Yorkshire, 46, 47 (fig. 5), 232
Young rivers, 30, 40, 56
Yurt, 189
Zoogeographical regions, 151-154
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