George D Hubbard
Biographic Data
| ID | 700692 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George D Hubbard |
| GIVEN NAMES | George D |
| FAMILY NAME | Hubbard |
| SIGNATURE | HUBBARD G D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oberlin College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1898 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1951 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Geographer's Educational Neighbors
Agriculture in Palestine
Turning of Tirnovo
From early Christian centuries Tirnovo has been relatively important among Bulgarian centers in trade, politics, religion, architectural splendor, and wealth. The visitor today would scarcely guess its past glory, except for its ruins, but the nation holds it in great veneration as its capital during medieval centuries. It is about 125 miles east of Sofia, present capital of Bulgaria, though not on a direct railroad from that city. Its population…
An Economic Future for Japan
P^TT HE post-war development of Japan is a matter of concern to many people, especially to those of nations touching on the Pacific Ocean. Japan has made claims of population pressure, for more food, for mineral resources, and for many raw materials. She has claimed a great desire to improve her country and people and the rest of the Orient. Japan has been lauded for her ambition, astuteness, and for her nice, dainty ways, and cursed for her stup…
Major Objectives of Penck and of Davis in Geomorphic Studies
George D. Hubbard, Major Objectives of Penck and of Davis in Geomorphic Studies, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Vol. 30, No. 4, Symposium: Walther Penck's Contribution to Geomorphology (Dec., 1940), pp. 237-240
The Geography of Europe
The Geography of Residence in Norway Fiord Areas
The Geography of Residence in Norway Fiord Areas
In some population studies the distribution of people has been discussed and mapped by the square mile. In this paper the effort has been to seek the specific kinds of places in which the Norwegian has built his house and to determine what factors have been most potent in his choice. In a land like the plains of Western Ohio and Illinois or of Russia and parts of China, houses are located in rows, along roads, or on plots laid out in more or less…
Rumanian Atlas of Agriculture
Balkan Studies
Travels in the Western Marches of China
Geology of the Columbus Quadrangle
The Evolution of Sea Power
Alaska, the Great Country
The Everglades and Other Essays Relating to Southern Florida
Natives of the Landes of France 2 AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA and sand at the rate of a mile a month per dredge, there are left broad, navigable canals, which are comparable only to those of Holland, and which will afford miles of placid water courses, avenues of tratific for the products of the land, and a neverending source of enjoyment to pleasure craft.In the case of the Everglades, the exit of the water to the sea is prevented by a limestone rim.In…
Geology of New Zealand
Geography of Missouri
Origin and Antiquity of Man
The Influence of the Presence, Discovery and Distribution of the Precious Metals in America on the Migration of People
The Niger and the West Sudan, or the West African's Note Book
History of Geology
Exercises in Practical Geography on the British Isles
The Influence of the Precious Metals on American Exploration, Discovery, Conquest and Possession
Some Observations on Dew-Ponds: Discussion
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Experimental Physiography
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V.— Notes on the cathedral church of Cefalù, Sicily
Ever since 1838, when Mr. Gally Knight published his Normans in Sicily,” with a folio volume of drawings by Mr. George Moore, who accompanied him on his Sicilian tour, the cathedral church of Cefalú has been known to antiquaries and architectural students as the most important example of the earliest Sicilian Norman pointed style. Many years later it was visited by Professor Freeman, who unhappily did not survive to carry his Sicilian history int…
Neolithic Man in England
Experimental Physiography
Some Observations on Dew-Ponds: Discussion
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The Influence of the Precious Metals on American Exploration, Discovery, Conquest and Possession
The Influence of the Presence, Discovery and Distribution of the Precious Metals in America on the Migration of People
The Niger and the West Sudan, or the West African's Note Book
History of Geology
Exercises in Practical Geography on the British Isles
The Evolution of Sea Power
Alaska, the Great Country
The Everglades and Other Essays Relating to Southern Florida
Natives of the Landes of France 2 AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA and sand at the rate of a mile a month per dredge, there are left broad, navigable canals, which are comparable only to those of Holland, and which will afford miles of placid water courses, avenues of tratific for the products of the land, and a neverending source of enjoyment to pleasure craft.In the case of the Everglades, the exit of the water to the sea is prevented by a limestone rim.In…
Geology of New Zealand
Geography of Missouri
Origin and Antiquity of Man
Geology of the Columbus Quadrangle
Travels in the Western Marches of China
The Geography of Residence in Norway Fiord Areas
The Geography of Residence in Norway Fiord Areas
In some population studies the distribution of people has been discussed and mapped by the square mile. In this paper the effort has been to seek the specific kinds of places in which the Norwegian has built his house and to determine what factors have been most potent in his choice. In a land like the plains of Western Ohio and Illinois or of Russia and parts of China, houses are located in rows, along roads, or on plots laid out in more or less…
Rumanian Atlas of Agriculture
Balkan Studies
The Geography of Europe
Major Objectives of Penck and of Davis in Geomorphic Studies
George D. Hubbard, Major Objectives of Penck and of Davis in Geomorphic Studies, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Vol. 30, No. 4, Symposium: Walther Penck's Contribution to Geomorphology (Dec., 1940), pp. 237-240
An Economic Future for Japan
P^TT HE post-war development of Japan is a matter of concern to many people, especially to those of nations touching on the Pacific Ocean. Japan has made claims of population pressure, for more food, for mineral resources, and for many raw materials. She has claimed a great desire to improve her country and people and the rest of the Orient. Japan has been lauded for her ambition, astuteness, and for her nice, dainty ways, and cursed for her stup…
Turning of Tirnovo
From early Christian centuries Tirnovo has been relatively important among Bulgarian centers in trade, politics, religion, architectural splendor, and wealth. The visitor today would scarcely guess its past glory, except for its ruins, but the nation holds it in great veneration as its capital during medieval centuries. It is about 125 miles east of Sofia, present capital of Bulgaria, though not on a direct railroad from that city. Its population…
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