Economic and Industrial Geography |
Common terms and phrases
acres affected Agricultural Statistics America amount animal annual anticyclonic areas Beaufort scale beets belt Brazil bushels cacao cane cattle Chapter climate coal coast commercial controls corn cotton crop crop rotation Cuba cultivated cyclonic Department of Agriculture discussed earth economic-geographic erosion factors Fair Fair farm farmer feet fiber flax forest fruit grain growing season harvesting heat hemp henequen humidity important inches increase industry irrigation isobaric jute labor Lake land manufacture material meat miles mill million moisture North America plant plantation Poor Poor population pounds precipitation production railroad rain rainfall rock rubber secondary circulation seed short tons sisal soil Soil Conservation Service sorghum South steel sugar supply surface Table temperature thousand tion tons topography transportation tree tropical U.S. Weather Bureau United utilization valley variety vegetation Washington weather wheat wind winter wood pulp wool yarn yield York