An edition of Yirmi iki Mayis 1971 Bingöl depremi, tatbikî jeomorfoloji etüdü (1972)

Yirmi iki Mayis 1971 Bingöl depremi, tatbikî jeomorfoloji etüdü.

Hazirlayanlar: Turgut Bilgin, Sermet Erer [ve] Kemal Göçmen.

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An edition of Yirmi iki Mayis 1971 Bingöl depremi, tatbikî jeomorfoloji etüdü (1972)

Yirmi iki Mayis 1971 Bingöl depremi, tatbikî jeomorfoloji etüdü.

Hazirlayanlar: Turgut Bilgin, Sermet Erer [ve] Kemal Göçmen.

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Publisher
İstanbul Üniversitesi, Coǧrafya Enstitüsü
Language
Turkish
Pages
36

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Subjects

Bingöl, Bingöl, Turkey, Earthquakes, Geomorphology, Turkey

Times

Earthquake, 1971

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Yirmi iki Mayis 1971 Bingöl depremi, tatbikî jeomorfoloji etüdü.: Hazirlayanlar: Turgut Bilgin, Sermet Erer [ve] Kemal Göçmen.
1972, İstanbul Üniversitesi, Coǧrafya Enstitüsü
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Published in
İstanbul
Series
İ.Ü. Edebiyat Fakültesi yayinlari, no. 1722. Coǧrafya Enstitüsü yayinlari, no. 67
Other Titles
Bingöl depremi

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Library of Congress
QE537.2 T8 B5

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36p.
Number of pages
36

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OL21853853M

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