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Yamazaki, Chokichi (1954) A Geographical Analysis of the Structure of Industry in Hokkaido. The New Geography, 3 (2). 19-33 doi:10.5996/newgeo.3.2_19

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TitleA Geographical Analysis of the Structure of Industry in Hokkaido
JournalThe New Geography
AuthorsYamazaki, ChokichiAuthor
Year1954Volume3
Issue2
PublisherThe Geographic Education Society of Japan
DOIdoi:10.5996/newgeo.3.2_19
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In(1954) The New Geography Vol. 3 (2) The Geographic Education Society of Japan

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