A Geography Of Sierra Leone – Cambridge University Press – By K. G. Dalton 1965

“A Geography of Sierra Leone” by K. G. Dalton, published by Cambridge University Press in 1965, offers a comprehensive exploration of the geography of Sierra Leone. This textbook provides detailed information on the physical and human geography of the country, making it a valuable resource for students and educators looking to deepen their understanding of Sierra Leone’s unique features and characteristics. With a focus on the geography of Sierra Leone, this book offers a detailed analysis of the country’s topography, climate, population, and economic development, making it an important addition to any library focusing on African geography. See pics for condition very rare Located in bookshop

Geography Alive! Regions and People Third Edition 2025 Hardcover New

The product is a new, third edition hardcover textbook titled “Geography Alive! Regions and People” published by TCI. It is designed for middle and elementary school students studying geography and social studies. The textbook features 666 pages and is written in English. With a length of 8.5 inches, height of 11 inches, and width of 1.5 inches, this textbook is a comprehensive resource for students looking to deepen their understanding of various regions and people around the world. ISBN: 9781684682379