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Waterman, Stanley (1969) Some comments on standard distance: A new application to Irish population studies. Irish Geography, 6 (1). 51-62 doi:10.1080/00750776909555646

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TitleSome comments on standard distance: A new application to Irish population studies
JournalIrish Geography
AuthorsWaterman, StanleyAuthor
Year1969 (January)Volume6
Issue1
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1080/00750776909555646Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWaterman, Stanley (1969) Some comments on standard distance: A new application to Irish population studies. Irish Geography, 6 (1). 51-62 doi:10.1080/00750776909555646
Plain TextWaterman, Stanley (1969) Some comments on standard distance: A new application to Irish population studies. Irish Geography, 6 (1). 51-62 doi:10.1080/00750776909555646
In(1969, January) Irish Geography Vol. 6 (1) Informa UK Limited

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