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"This is book is a classic geography, presented topically, that addresses the physical environment and human geography of Denver, Colorado, from its founding to the present…[It] contains a wealth of knowledge about city planning processes and how these relate to Denver…[and] is valuable for its careful survey of the growth and planning of an important city of the US Mountain West and for what policy makers in and outside the academy might learn from it." * Historical Geography *

Table of Contents

Preface
Introduction. From "Queen City of the Plains" to the "Mile High City"
Chapter 1. Physical Landscape and Natural Surroundings
Chapter 2. Historical Development
Chapter 3. Demographics and Culture
Chapter 4. Image and Place Making
Chapter 5. Political Landscapes
Chapter 6. Sustainable Futures
Conclusion. The Next Frontier
Notes
Index
Acknowledgments

Metropolitan Denver

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    A Hardback by Andrew R. Goetz, E. Eric Boschmann

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      Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
      Publication Date: 06/09/2018
      ISBN13: 9780812250459, 978-0812250459
      ISBN10: 0812250451
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      "This is book is a classic geography, presented topically, that addresses the physical environment and human geography of Denver, Colorado, from its founding to the present…[It] contains a wealth of knowledge about city planning processes and how these relate to Denver…[and] is valuable for its careful survey of the growth and planning of an important city of the US Mountain West and for what policy makers in and outside the academy might learn from it." * Historical Geography *

      Table of Contents

      Preface
      Introduction. From "Queen City of the Plains" to the "Mile High City"
      Chapter 1. Physical Landscape and Natural Surroundings
      Chapter 2. Historical Development
      Chapter 3. Demographics and Culture
      Chapter 4. Image and Place Making
      Chapter 5. Political Landscapes
      Chapter 6. Sustainable Futures
      Conclusion. The Next Frontier
      Notes
      Index
      Acknowledgments

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