Living in the Rocky Mountain States: Changing Frontier Land
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Discusses the geogrpahy, agriculture, industry, and history of the Rocky Mountain region, which includes Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Nevada. Identifies transportation, irrigation, underdeveloped resources, and a lack of labor as major obstacles in developing this region. Presents interviews with a variety of people who express their views on living and working in the area. Second edition of Geography of the Rocky Mountain States.
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