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YAMAGUCHI, Yasufumi (2009) Press Reports on Municipalities' Population Projection of Tohoku Region. Kikan Chirigaku, 61 (4). 234-238 doi:10.5190/tga.61.234

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TitlePress Reports on Municipalities' Population Projection of Tohoku Region
JournalKikan Chirigaku
AuthorsYAMAGUCHI, YasufumiAuthor
Year2009Volume61
Issue4
PublisherThe Tohoku Geographical Association
DOIdoi:10.5190/tga.61.234Search in ResearchGate
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In(2009) Kikan Chirigaku Vol. 61 (4) The Tohoku Geographical Association

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