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Hall, Arthur R., Kellogg, Charles E. (1936) The Great Soil Groups of the United States. Geographical Review, 26 (4) 693 doi:10.2307/209725

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TitleThe Great Soil Groups of the United States
JournalGeographical Review
AuthorsHall, Arthur R.Author
Kellogg, Charles E.Author
Year1936 (October)Volume26
Issue4
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/209725
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Full ReferenceHall, Arthur R., Kellogg, Charles E. (1936) The Great Soil Groups of the United States. Geographical Review, 26 (4) 693 doi:10.2307/209725
Plain TextHall, Arthur R., Kellogg, Charles E. (1936) The Great Soil Groups of the United States. Geographical Review, 26 (4) 693 doi:10.2307/209725
In(1936, October) Geographical Review Vol. 26 (4) JSTOR

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