Geography of the Southwestern States

Year Published: 1952

Creator: Coronet Instructional Films: Publisher

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Describes Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma as cattle-raising and wheat-growing areas. Shows the importance of conserving water through dams from the Colorado, Salt, Pecos, Gila, and Rio Grande Rivers and the dependence of cotton and truck farming on irrigation. Indicates the relationship between natural resources and industries, and climate and the tourist business., Describes Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma as cattle-raising and wheat-growing areas. Shows the importance of conserving water through dams from the Colorado, Salt, Pecos, Gila, and Rio Grande Rivers and the dependence of cotton and truck farming on irrigation. Indicates the relationship between natural resources and industries, and climate and the tourist business.

Complete Record: , Describes Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma as cattle-raising and wheat-growing areas. Shows the importance of conserving water through dams from the Colorado, Salt, Pecos, Gila, and Rio Grande Rivers and the dependence of cotton and truck farming on irrigation. Indicates the relationship between natural resources and industries, and climate and the tourist business.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.