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Minnesota Geography:     more books (100)

Minnesota (Rookie Read-About Geography) by Sean Dolan, 2006-03 Landscapes of Minnesota: A Geography by John Fraser Hart, Susy Svatek Ziegler, 2008-03-01 A memoir on the history and physical geography of Minnesota by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, 2010-08-04 Dodge's Geography of Minnesota by Christopher Webber Hall, 2010-01-09 Minnesota's Changing Geography by John R. Borchert, 1959-01-01 Minnesota on the Map: A Historical Atlas by David Lanegran, 2008-08-15 Minnesota "Jography": "Geography Fun!" by Carole Marsh, 1990-09 Geography and Geology of Minnesota, Volume 1 by Christopher Webber Hall, 2010-02-24 Minnesota: Its Geography, History and Government by Floyd E.; Brainard, Dudley S. Perkins, 1954 Pocket Guide to Minnesota Place Names: The Stories Behind 1200 Places in the North Star State by Michael Fedo, 2002-05-01 Boundary Waters Canoe Area, Minnesota (See the USA) by Nancy J. Nielsen, 1990-01 Geography of Minnesota: Red River Trails Niles's elementary geography including the geography, history and resources of Minnesota by Sanford Niles, 1888 Colton's new introductory geography (Minnesota state text-book series) by J. H Colton, 1875

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1. Minnesota Geography - NETSTATE
   Information about Minnesota state geography, topography, and climate. Land formations,major rivers, geographic center of Minnesota. The Geography of Minnesota.  
   http://www.netstate.com/states/geography/mn_geography.htm
   
   Extractions: Latitude: 43° 34'N to 49° 23'N Length x Width Minnesota is about 400 miles long and 250 miles wide. Geographic Center The geographic center of Minnesota is located in Crow Wing County, 10 miles SW of Brainerd. Borders Minnesota is bordered by Canada on the north and by Iowa on the south. On the east, Minnesota is bordered by Lake Superior and by Wisconsin. On the west is North and South Dakota. Total Area Minnesota covers 86,943 square miles, making it the 12th largest of the 50 states Land Area 83,574 square miles of Minnesota are land areas. Water Area 7,326 square miles of Minnesota are covered by water. Highest Point The highest point in Minnesota is Eagle Mountain at 2,301 feet above sea level. Lowest Point The lowest point in Minnesota is at Lake Superior; 602 feet above sea level. Mean Elevation The Mean Elevation of the state of Minnesota is 1,200 feet above sea level. Major Rivers Minnesota River, Mississippi River, Rainy River, Red River of the North, St. Croix River

2. Minnesota Geography
   Minnesota Road Trip A minnesota geography Lesson Plan Summary Thisintermediate to middlegrade lesson plan is designed to explore  
   http://www.cloudnet.com/~edrbsass/minnesotageography.htm
   
   Extractions: A Minnesota Geography Lesson Plan Summary : This intermediate to middle-grade lesson plan is designed to explore four of the five themes of geography (location, place, movement, and regions) as they relate to Minnesota through planning a seven-day trip around the state. Though this activity can be done individually, it works best if students complete it in groups of three or four. Suggested time for the project is about five hours (five one-hour class periods). Objectives : 1) Students will plan a week-long trip around the state of Minnesota which includes all four regions of the state. 3) Students will fill in a blank map of Minnesota with the places and routes listed in their itinerary. Materials : Good Minnesota road maps, line drawings of Minnesota (have students draw basic Minnesota maps, or go to Map of Minnesota or Printable Minnesota State Map to print a basic map), and Internet access.

3. Geography And Climate Of The 50 States
   Geography and Climate information for each of the 50 states.Category Kids and Teens School Time Science The Earth Weather Masschusetts geography Massachusetts, Michigan geography Michigan, minnesota geographyMinnesota, Misssissippi geography Mississippi, Missouri geography Missouri.  
   http://www.netstate.com/state_geography.htm

4. Minnesota: Geography, Maps And Information
   Minnesota. Maps Geography and Data. Maps. Infoplease Atlas Map ofMinnesota A large and detailed map of the state that includes many  
   http://geography.about.com/library/maps/blusmn.htm

5. Minnesota Educational Resources
   See also Minnesota Map/Quiz, for a printable version of a basic minnesota geographyquiz using a completion format; US States Minnesota Unit, for a printable  
   http://www.cloudnet.com/~edrbsass/edmin.htm
   
   Extractions: All links on this page were checked and updated October 7, 2002. The sites below provide resources of particular interest to Minnesota teachers as well as students seeking information about Minnesota. If you are an elementary or secondary student doing a state report on Minnesota, click here and read my essay, "Living in Minnesota." Then scroll through the links that follow to find anything else you need. If you are looking for lesson plans or other specific information, use the site index below. Site Index:

6. LAWRENCE M. KNOPP, JR.
   and otherwise participate in the intellectual and social life of the Department(through groups and events such as the minnesota geography Reading Group  
   http://www.geog.umn.edu/Faculty/Knopp.html
   
   Extractions: My permanent appointment is in the Department of Geography at the University's Duluth Campus , where I teach a variety of urban, economic, political, regional and theory courses as well as direct the Center for Community and Regional Research (a unit of CURA ). At the Twin Cities, I serve on graduate committees, teach directed readings, supervise or co-supervise theses and dissertations, and otherwise participate in the intellectual and social life of the Department (through groups and events such as the Minnesota Geography Reading Group, Friday Coffee Hours, and Brown Day). Possibilities exist for other kinds of interaction as well, depending upon the particular needs of the Duluth and Twin Cities departments at particular points in time.

7. Resources For Minnesota Geography
   history for Minnesota and the surrounding area Resources for MinnesotaGeography. Most family historians have a basic library of  
   http://www.parkbooks.com/Html/res_geog.html
   
   Extractions: from Park Genealogical Books, your specialists in genealogy and local history for Minnesota and the surrounding area Most family historians have a basic library of resources to supplement their research, such as a dictionary and a contemporary road atlas. That atlas can provide answers to questions such as "What county holds the land records?" or "What is the name of the river where Grandma fished?" The resources listed below can also help. Some are no longer in print, though they might be available at libraries or used/rare bookstores. All are invaluable to those researching Minnesota roots. Out of print, but sometimes available in libraries: Minnesota Geographic Names , by Warren Upham. Compendium of place names, collected from early settlers. Organized by county, it includes some short biographies about people connected with naming of Minnesota places, dates for when communities and counties were organized, information about railroad towns, lakes and streams, etc. There are sections on street names for Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth. This book is considered the "Bible" for place names. Originally published as part of the Minnesota Historical Society's Collections, Vol. 17

8. Minnesota Geography Homepage
   Hire Us! Below you will find a list of the people who created theminnesota geography Awareness Week website. We're all students  
   http://www.tc.umn.edu/~adoering/geographyaction/hireus.html
   
   Extractions: Hire Us! Below you will find a list of the people who created the Minnesota Geography Awareness Week website. We're all students in the Initial Licensure/Masters of Education program in Social Studies Education at the University of Minnesota. We'll be fully licensed and ready to hire this spring. Amber Augustin amber_augustin@yahoo.com Received BA in Political Science from the University of Minnesota, 2002. Interests: Social justice, community action and youth involvement. Joel Bibby joel_bibby@hotmail.com Received BA in History from the University of Minnesota, 2002. Interests: Reading, Travel, Bicycle Riding, Fishing Molly Bonnett bonnettmolly@hotmail.com Received BA in Economics with a minor in Management and concentrations in French and Math from St. John's University/ College of St. Benedict, 1998. Interests: Economic literacy, Travel, Hiking, Cycling, and Camping. Chad Bourgeois bour0092@umn.edu Received BA in History with a minor in Political Science from the University of Minnesota, 2001. Served 4 years and was honorably discharged from the U.S. Air Force. Interests: Reading, Camping, Mountain Biking, Running, Snow Boarding.

9. Minnesota Geography Directions
   minnesota geography Awareness Week, Exploring YourPublic Lands in Minnesota, America's Backyard,  
   http://www.tc.umn.edu/~adoering/geographyaction/directions.html
   
   Extractions: Minnesota Geography Awareness Week Exploring Your Public Lands in Minnesota America's Backyard Home Directions Questions of the Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Final Questions! Thursday Grand Prize Winners! Prizes ... Email Answer Directions to Play Photo of the Day Each day during the week of November 18-22, 2002 there will be a photograph and a clue about a public land in Minnesota You and your students are encouraged to look at the photo, read the clue and find the public land described. Once you have found the answer, you will email it to geographyaction@yahoo.com A winner will be selected randomly from the correct answers each day and posted the following day on the web site! There will be a question for every day of the week, including an additional grand prize question on Thursday for all those schools that have participated in every question throughout the week. On Friday, November 22, the class that won the grand prize will be posted!

10. Minnesota West - Geography
    Minnesota West Community Technical College (024324) (IPEDS 175306). 20022004Catalog. Geography (GEOG). 2250, minnesota geography, 3, Geog 3707, Yes,  
    http://www.d.umn.edu/registrar/transfer_Sem/minnesotawest_Sem/geog.htm
    
    Extractions: 2002-2004 Catalog Course # Description Credits Equivalent Course Fulfills requirements for Major/Minor Liberal Education Category ** Cultural Diversity ** International Perspective ** Introduction to Geography Geog 1999A Introduction to Physical Geography Geog 1414 Yes Introduction to Meteorology Geog 3401 Yes Minnesota Geography Geog 3707 Yes * Consult department; course syllabus may be required.

11. Minnesota Geography Endowment
    minnesota geography Endowment Celebration. October 14 15, 1999 CraigHattam's Celebration Site. Listed below are all the photographs  
    http://mage.geog.macalester.edu/endowment/

12. CultureGrams States Edition Minnesota Geography
    Geography. Minnesota is known as the Land of Ten Thousand Lakes, but thereare as many as 15,000 lakes in the state. Where did they come from?  
    http://www.shakamak.k12.in.us/cgstates/site/stat_430.htm

13. Macaleser News
    In addition, Lanegran is past president of the National Council for Geographic Educationand serves as coordinator for the minnesota geography Alliance, which  
    http://www.macalester.edu/whatshappening/source_book/geography.html
    
    Extractions: you are here: macalester news sourcebook Geography Carol Gersmehl Map Use Gersmehl's research focuses on map use and cognition by children. Rand McNally recently published Minnesota Studies, which includes more than 30 maps and accompanying lessons for middle-school students developed by Gersmehl. She also published Minnesota Studies and Food for Thought. She teaches introductory and advanced courses in cartography and geographic information that focus on visualization and analysis of spatial data. David Lanegran Urban Studies/Human Geography/Flooding/ Geography Education Lanegran is a expert on urban development and planning issues around the world, the history of the Twin Cities and the Iron Range area of Minnesota. He is also a resource on riverfront development in St. Paul. He has published numerous books and articles and is working on a book examing the residential patterns of the Twin Cities. He is the co-author of Grand Avenue: The Renaissance of an Urban Street. He teaches courses in human and urban geography. In addition, Lanegran is past president of the National Council for Geographic Education and serves as coordinator for the Minnesota Geography Alliance, which administers programming for K-12 geography teachers and students in the state. He also serves as the college's dean of social sciences.

14. MN Geography Action! 2002
    minnesota geography Awareness Week, America's Backyard, Exploring Your PublicLands in Minnesota, Welcome to the minnesota geography Awareness Week Site!  
    http://www.geographyeducation.com/geographyaction/
    
    Extractions: Minnesota Geography Awareness Week America's Backyard Click on the image for more information. Exploring Your Public Lands in Minnesota Welcome to the Minnesota Geography Awareness Week Site! Home Directions Questions of the Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Final Questions! Thursday Grand Prize Winners! Prizes ... Email Answer Congratulations! Grand Prize! James Parlin's This site was developed by Amber Augustine, Joel Bibby, Molly Bonnett, Chad Bourgeois and Jennifer Heimlich. These are the next leaders within the field of social studies education and they are ready to make a difference in your school! If you are considering hiring a new social studies teacher and have any questions about regarding Amber, Joel, Molly, Chad, or Jennifer, contact Aaron Doering at the University of Minnesota at adoering@umn.edu

15. Lesson Exchange: Minnesota Floor Map (Middle, Geography)
    Use the Materials provided to designate and represent the following things thatare part of minnesota geography Interstate Hiway Systems -Rochester  
    http://teachers.net/lessons/posts/440.html

16. Minnesota Biotechnology Online
    minnesota geography Climate.  
    http://www.minnesotabiotech.org/career/destination_geography.htm
    
    Extractions: Bordered by Canada in the north and Iowa in the south, while dissected vertically by the Mississippi River, Minnesota is a central northern state with distinct seasons and varied topography. Due to its northern location, Minnesota’s climate is cooler than most other continental states. Minnesota, however, does enjoy four distinct seasons including warm summers and cold, snowy winters. Central Minnesota temperatures in July average from 60 to 85 degrees F (16-29 C), while January temperatures typically range from 5 to 20 degrees F (-157 C). Average annual precipitation ranges from 18 inches (46 cm) in the northwest to over 30 inches (76 cm) in the southeast. Approximately 65% of this precipitation falls in the form of rain between May and September. Average annual snowfall ranges from 70 inches (178 cm) along Lake Superior to 36 inches (91 cm) in the southwest.

17. John R. Borchert Map Library
    John was a member of the University of minnesota geography faculty from 1949 to1989, and to 2001 was still an active and vital presence in our geography  
    http://www-map.lib.umn.edu/jrb.phtml
    
    Extractions: John R. Borchert passed away on March 30, 2001. We have lost a dear friend, a generous colleague, an inspiring teacher, a public citizen. Now we turn to the loving and piognant work of capturing this well-lived life in a few short words. We will be inadequate to the task. John was a member of the University of Minnesota geography faculty from 1949 to 1989, and to 2001 was still an active and vital presence in our geography community. John earned his A.B. degree at DePauw University in 1941. After working briefly in the private sector in North Dakota, where he met Jane, John joined the Air Force as a meteorologist, spending some time in training at M.I.T. After the war ended, John decidied to become a university professor. He earned his PhD. in geography at the University of Wisconsin at Madison in 1949, and joined the Minnesota geography faculty shortly afterward. "One of the things that appealed to me about this area was the setting of the University in an urban area. It was an opportunity to work on real problems and immediate questions with people who were helping to make and shape the maps, not just interpret them." In those days, when the department was small, "we would assemble and argue about the nature of geography." (One of the six or seven graduate students at that time was Fred Lukermann.) At mid-career, as the department's graduate student population grew, John's urban field study trips to Chicago, by train, became notorious. Graduate students preferred that mode of transportation, because John's constant attention to the passing landscape made it extremely hazerdous to let him drive a van.

18. Warren Donald Kress (1921 - 2001), Geographer At North Dakota State University
    in 1999 as a 50year member of the Association of American Geographers and as a DistinguishedAlumnus of the University of minnesota geography Department, one  
    http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/geosci/kress.htm
    
    Extractions: (Click to enlarge, 33K) Warren Donald Kress died on Thursday, August 23, 2001, of complications of Lou Gehrig's Disease (amytrophic lateral sclerosis), with which he was diagnosed in March, 1999. Warren was born on April 15, 1921, in Saint Paul, Minnesota. He graduated from St. Paul Central High School in 1939 in the largest graduating class in Minnesota history at that time. He enrolled in the University of Minnesota but left in 1942 to volunteer for the draft. He served in the 518th Military Police Battalion in New York City before going to Officer Candidate School at Fort Custer, Michigan. He became a civil affairs/military government officer and landed on Juno Beach during the Normandy Invasion on D+1 with an inter-allied unit. He continued across France and into Germany until the end of the war. He returned to Saint Paul in January, 1946, as a captain, and remained in the reserve until 1964, attaining the rank of major. He belonged to units at Fort Snelling in Saint Paul and later to a unit in Fargo. Warren returned to the University of Minnesota and completed his degree in geography in 1946. He taught at the U of M and later at Saint Cloud State University before coming to North Dakota State University in 1957. He remained on the NDSU faculty until his retirement in 1991. He had attained the rank of professor, and was made professor emeritus on his retirement. He received his PhD from the U of M in 1962.

19. Historic Site Visits: Northern Minnesota
    near Two Harbors (Back to menu) Minnesota’s most recognized landmark challengesstudents to learn about navigation, minnesota geography, science and  
    http://www.mnhs.org/school/sites/northern.html
    
    Extractions: Minnesota Historical Society School Programs The dramatic scenery of the northwoods and Lake Superior highlights the ties between Northern Minnesota historic sites and the environment. Discover stories of the fur trade, lumberjacks, the Ojibwe and Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. through hands-on, interactive lessons.

20. Minnesota Alliance For Geographic Education
    MAGE is an organization of teacher educators dedicated to the promotion and improvement of geography. The Alliance sponsors teacher institutes in geography and geographic technology as well as sponsoring student events and curriculum projects.  
    http://www.macalester.edu/geography/mage/

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