Identifying spatial features contributing to sense of place for residents in times of urbanization: Awendaw, South Carolina

Posted on:2015-05-21

Degree:M.S

Type:Thesis

University:College of Charleston

Candidate:Cormany, Jennifer Simmons

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GTID:2475390017994770

Subject:Environmental Studies

Abstract/Summary:

he South Carolina Lowcountry is characterized by its historical significance, rich cultural heritage, and unique environmental qualities. Rated 2011 and 2012's...

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