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• Title : The Rhine (River Journeys)
• Author : Ronan Foley
• Rating : 4.79 (841 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-10-23
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 48 Pages
• Asin : 0750240407
• Language : English

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Re /Ganges "Excellent photographs and simple relevants maps enliven and reinforce two strong texts, and the 'theme' idea works well, enabling the books to be read in series as well as in parallel. It seems we can also look forward to the Nile, Rhine, Mississippi and Yangtze" -- Books for Keeps 20030901

The consultant, John Gerrard, is a Reader in Geography at the University of Birmingham.

. The author, Ronan Foley, is a researcher and lecturer in geography at the University of Brighton

On its journey, it crosses six countries and travels 1,320 kilometres. We learn of its great history, its lakes and waterfalls, its festivals and legends. Map references are highlighted within the text to show the reader where they are on their journey. The Rhine begins its life as a small stream high up in the Swiss Alps and ends in a slow-flowing muddy delta before entering the North Sea. The text has been written in themes - economic, social, nature, people and history - to enable the reader to study particular aspects of the river along its course.. We follow the river through the classic Rhine countryside of steep-sided valleys, vineyards and romantic castles to Duisberg, the largest inland port in the world. As we travel through the different countries, we see how people will need to wo