Douglas Wilson Johnson

Douglas Wilson Johnson (1878–1944) was an American geographer and geomorphologist known for his contributions to the understanding of coastal processes and landforms. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The origin of submarine canyons ; a critical review of hypotheses.
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    The New England-Acadian shoreline /
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    The origin of the Carolina bays /
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    Stream sculpture on the Atlantic slope ; a study in the evolution of Appalachian rivers /
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    Shore processes and shoreline development /
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    Topography and strategy in the war /
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    The geology of the Cerrillos Hills, New Mexico.
    Thesis Book
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    Plain words from America : a letter to a German professor /
    Microform Book
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    Battlefields of the World War, western and southern fronts ; a study in military geography /
    Book
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    Relation of the law to underground waters /
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    Government Document eBook
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    Report on the geological excursion through New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah, summer of 1906 /
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    Studies of mean sea-level ; report of the Committee on shoreline investigations, National research council /
    Published 1929
    Other Authors: “...Johnson, Douglas Wilson, 1878-1944...”
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    The environment of Camp Funston /
    Other Authors: “...Johnson, Douglas Wilson, 1878-1944...”
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