Regional Landscapes of Australia: Form, Function and Change – Nancy & Andrew Learmonth (1971)

Authors: Nancy Learmonth & Andrew T. A. Learmonth
Maps: Peter Daniell
Publisher: Angus and Robertson, Sydney
Publication Date: 1971
Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Pages: 493 pages
Illustrations: Black-and-white and colour illustrations; maps, some in colour
ISBN: 020712003X
Condition: Good

Regional Landscapes of Australia: Form, Function and Change is a substantial study of Australia’s physical geography and regional landscapes, examining the natural forces and human influences that have shaped the continent.

Written by Nancy and Andrew Learmonth, with maps by Peter Daniell, the book explores the form and character of Australian regions while considering patterns of land use, settlement and environmental change.

Published by Angus and Robertson in 1971, this large-format volume is richly illustrated with photographs and maps and includes a glossary, bibliography and index. It remains a useful reference for readers interested in Australian geography, landscape studies and environmental history.

Condition

Good. Wear and tears to the dust jacket. The book itself is internally Near Fine, with the pages presenting very well. Please refer to photographs for further condition details.

Why You’ll Love It

A detailed and visually engaging reference on Australia's varied landscapes and physical geography. Particularly suitable for collectors of vintage Australian reference books, geography texts, environmental studies and Australian regional history.