Geographical Regions of NigeriaUniversity of California Press |
Inhalt
CHAPTER | 11 |
CHAPTER FIVE | 38 |
Industrial development in the Greater Lagos Area | 46 |
23 | 55 |
The rise and expansion of kolanut cultivation | 62 |
Ibadan | 68 |
Methods of production | 72 |
2 | 81 |
CHAPTER | 134 |
OgbaAn Edo Village with a Predominantly Migrant | 141 |
Cattle in the Benue Valley | 145 |
Morphology of the Eastern Delta | 159 |
71 | 167 |
Population Density of Owerri Division 1952 | 171 |
The Scarplands of Northern Iboland | 179 |
Drainage characteristics | 182 |
2 | 101 |
CHAPTER EIGHT | 108 |
The cashew plantations and the cashew industry | 114 |
6 | 117 |
People and traditions | 120 |
Drainage of the Lagoon and Creeks Area of South | 125 |
The introduction and expansion of rice in Abakaliki area | 127 |
Farm Settlements and Plantations in the Cocoa Belt | 131 |
Sleeping sickness and the Anchau Settlement Scheme | 191 |
The Growth of Enugu | 192 |
PART THREE | 198 |
The Towns of Calabar | 202 |
SOKOTO AND THE RIMA BASIN | 205 |
OhafiaOld and New Settlement Types | 208 |
| 211 | |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
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