Imagine yourself as a geographer

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Imagine yourself as a Geographer. What would you study? Why do you think your job is important? Please describe your typical day and or week at work as a Geographer. Please use this week's reading to support your ideas, facts, and opinions.

Answer should be 250 words or more

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