THE APPLICATION OF CENTRAL-PLACE THEORY TO THE SETTLEMENTS OF THE PACIFIC COAST OF GUATEMALA
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Paull, Gene Joseph, 1945-Issue Date
1976Keywords
Central places -- Guatemala.Cities and towns -- Guatemala.
Guatemala -- Economic conditions.
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