Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, Yamaguchi University. Pt. 1

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Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, Yamaguchi University. Pt. 1 Volume 64
published_at 2015-01-31

A generation of base map data of Bōchō Fūdo Chūshin-an in the 19th century

『防長風土注進案』の村別地図データ作成
Goto Yoshiko
Nakamura Oki
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地理情報システム
行政区域データ
近似的な復元
Geological information system (GIS)
Administrative zones data
Approximate reconstruction
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