Geography, culture and change in the Mormon West, 1847-2003
By: Richard H. Jackson and Mark W. Jackson, editors.
Contributors: Jackson, Richard H., 1941-; Jackson, Mark W.; National Council for Geographic Education.
Series: Pathways in geography -- title no. 27; Pathways in geography series -- title no. 27.
Publisher: National Council for Geographic Education
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Jacksonville, AL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Subjects: Mormons -- Utah -- Economic conditions; Mormons -- Utah -- Social life and customs; Geography -- Utah; Geography -- Study and teaching; Transportation -- Utah -- Wasatch Front
Notes: "Prepared for the 88th Annual Meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, Salt Lake City, Utah, October 8-11, 2003."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Environment, culture and choices: contrasts in development in Utah Territory / Mark W. Jackson, Richards H. Jackson, Brandon S. Plewe; title: The Mormon cultural landscape revisited / Rodney M.  Hurd, Paul R. Larson; title: The evolving Mormon landscape of the 20th century / Chad F. Emmett; title: LDS heritage sites / James A. Davis; title: Salt Lake City's Main Street Plaza: sacred or secular space? / Richard H. Jackson, Jeremy G. Bryson; title: Utah migration, 1995-2001: differential attractiveness / Samuel M. Otterstrom, Jeffery M. Sanders; title: Changing lanes: transportation along the Wasatch Front, Utah / Bryan Dorsey, Trevan Blaisdell; title: Geography in the classroom: introducing topographic maps and scale /; title: George Golightly.