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This work investigates the complex interplay between the natural environment and human land-use patterns within the Eastern Cape region of South Africa. Christopher Board, alongside contributors C. J. Bader, D. M. Comins, and E. D. Mountain, provides a comprehensive survey of the physical geography, climate, and agricultural practices of the area. The text serves as a foundational regional study, utilizing geological and ecological data to explain how environmental constraints have historically shaped economic and settlement activities.
What You Will Find
Scholars and geographers recognize this text as a foundational regional study that provides essential baseline data for the Eastern Cape. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a primary reference for understanding the environmental history of the region.
Page Count:
254
Publication Date:
1962-01-01
Publisher:
Cape Town : Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0196370620
ISBN-13:
9780196370620
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