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Historical Geography of Scotland (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

W. R. Kermack

 
9781330942512: Historical Geography of Scotland (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Trace how geography and transport shaped Scotland’s towns, industry, and national life.

From early canals to the spread of railways, this history reveals the map behind a nation’s development and the way movement and place define people.

Examining how rivers, passes, and coastal routes guided where people settled, worked, and traded, the book details the rapid changes that flowed from water to road to rail. It connects physical landscape to economic and cultural shifts, showing how transport technology reshaped Scotland’s cities and regions over centuries.

  • How waterways and passes dictated settlement patterns and economic hubs.
  • The rise of canals and the transformative impact of early railways.
  • How a growing transport network fostered national integration and regional identity.
  • Connections between geography, industry, and culture across Lowlands, Highlands, and the coasts.

Ideal for readers of history, geography, and Scottish heritage, this edition of Maps and Motion offers a clear, grounded look at how terrain and transit shaped a nation.

Maps and Motion: Scotland

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