Principles of Physical Geography

This comprehensive text delves into the fundamental aspects of physical geography, exploring the materials of the Earth's crust, the structure of the Earth, and the processes of vulcanicity. It provides a detailed examination of the sculpturing of the Earth's surface, including weathering and mass movement, and discusses the role of underground water in shaping landscapes. The book also covers rivers and river systems, offering insights into their development and impact on the environment. With numerous maps, diagrams, and photographs, it serves as an essential resource for understanding the dynamic processes that shape our planet.

Published 1967, Sixth edition: third impression

Binding of book is loose. Moderate foxing with tears and sticker or tape shadows on front cover. Some foxing with tears and sticker or tape shadows on back cover. Some foxing and a tear at the top of the spine, with some fading. Gilt present on spine and not tarnished. Moderate tanning and foxing on top and fore edges. Moderate tanning and some foxing on bottom edge. Moderate foxing and handwritten notes on endpapers. Slight foxing on certain pages and slight annotations on some pages. Some tanning around margins of pages. Inserts are intact with slight foxing.

Condition: Well Read