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The socio-economic impacts of the proposed Potomac National River on the contiguous counties

Title
  1. The socio-economic impacts of the proposed Potomac National River on the contiguous counties, by C. B. Easterwood, Paul R. Lowry [and] Owen Thornberry. Prepared for the National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of Interior ... by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research, Division for Regional and Urban Studies, Memphis State University.
Published by
  1. [Memphis : Bureau of Business and Economic Research, Memphis State University], 1969.
Author
  1. Easterwood, C. B.

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Additional authors
  1. Lowry, Paul R.
  2. Thornberry, Owen.
  3. United States. National Park Service.
  4. Memphis State University. Bureau of Business and Economic Research.
Description
  1. xiii, 114 p. illus., map.; 23 cm.
Subject
  1. Potomac National River (Proposed)
  2. Potomac River Valley > Social conditions
  3. Potomac River Valley > Economic conditions
Call number
  1. JBE 02-2238
Bibliography (note)
  1. Bibliography: p. 111-114.
Author
  1. Easterwood, C. B.
Title
  1. The socio-economic impacts of the proposed Potomac National River on the contiguous counties, by C. B. Easterwood, Paul R. Lowry [and] Owen Thornberry. Prepared for the National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of Interior ... by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research, Division for Regional and Urban Studies, Memphis State University.
Imprint
  1. [Memphis : Bureau of Business and Economic Research, Memphis State University], 1969.
Bibliography
  1. Bibliography: p. 111-114.
Added author
  1. Lowry, Paul R.
  2. Thornberry, Owen.
  3. United States. National Park Service.
  4. Memphis State University. Bureau of Business and Economic Research.
LCCN
  1. 78630610
Research call number
  1. JBE 02-2238
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