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Atlas of Iowa

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From Iowa Territory’s nail-bitingly close referenda for statehood to the rise and subsequent erasure of German language media, Atlas of Iowa examines the state’s geography, demographics, agriculture, and political/cultural patterns. Drawing upon archival materials and synthesizing little-known secondary sources, the authors of this thematic atlas have pulled together a comprehensive map series that depicts Iowa’s complex, unique story of challenging human-environmental interaction. The narrative themes are conveyed both verbally and visually, allowing many of the state’s cultural debates to come alive. From Iowa’s rise to becoming a national leader in aspects of higher education and green energy development to its oft-critiqued social fabric, the Atlas of Iowa reveals the rich, complicated, and diverse heritage of the Hawkeye State.

Author Biography:

Robert C. Shepard is GIS librarian at University of Chicago, where he also teaches coursework in geovisualization and geospatial literacy. Patrick Bitterman is assistant professor of geography within the School of Global Integrative Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He has worked alongside policymakers, scientists, and other stakeholders to address pressing socio-environmental issues in multiple regions. J. Clark Archer is emeritus professor of geography in the School of Global Integrative Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Among others, he coauthored Atlas of the Great Plains. Fred M. Shelley was emeritus professor of geography at the University of Oklahoma, where he previously served as department head. Among others, he coauthored Atlas of Nebraska.
Release date NZ
August 16th, 2024
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Illustrations
2 color photos, 2 color images, 268 color maps, 48 color figures
Pages
240
ISBN-13
9781609389598
Product ID
38480542

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