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Andrew John Herbertson
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Andrew John Herbertson

British cartographer
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  • camel; Pyramids of Giza
    geography
    / The development of academic geography in the United Kingdom

    Andrew John Herbertson took over the department at the University of Oxford after Mackinder. He drew on European roots and emphasized regional study, using climatic and other parameters to define regions at the global scale; others developed the regional concept, using a wider range of…

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    Andrew John Herbertson took over the department at the University of Oxford after Mackinder. He drew on European roots and emphasized regional study, using climatic and other parameters to define regions at the global scale; others developed the regional concept, using a wider range of…

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  • volcanology
    Earth sciences
    / Weather and climate

    …maps of the British cartographer Andrew John Herbertson, which showed precipitation for each month of the year.

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    …maps of the British cartographer Andrew John Herbertson, which showed precipitation for each month of the year.

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