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A geographer would not typically classify a metropolitan suburb as being part of an ordinary landsca

A geographer would not typically classify a metropolitan suburb as being part of an ordinary landscape.

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Human Geography: Places and Regions in Global Context

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Authors: Knox, Marston

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