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Downtown Los Angeles Field Trips. See pictures here
LAGS International Traveling Reports 2005
See pictures of the LAGS Dinner 2005
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ANNUAL STUDENT PRESENTATION NIGHT Come and join us at the LAGS Annual Student Presentation. This is a special night where students from around Southern California share their research and projects to the general public. Everyone is welcome!! Get a Student Presentation Night flyer here Date: May 9, 2008 Time: 8PM to 9:30 PM Place: Franklin Hall, room 101, Los Angeles City College Address: 855 North Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90029 For directions please click here Students interested in presenting projects please click here
LAGS FIELD TRIP Historic Downtown Los Angeles Tour by Richard Raskoff Date: Saturday, May 10, 2008 Cost:
$10 – General $5 – LAGS Members $5 – Students with ID
Meet at Red Line Stations: 11:00 a.m. – North Hollywood OR
The Field Trip will be a walking tour of three miles, plus using the subway several times. Bring approximately $10.00 for lunch at Philippe’s which will be our first stop. Bring camera, bottled water, back pack, hat, sun glasses, and flashlight. There will be several bathroom stops.
Get a field trip PDF flyer here
CALENDAR OF LECTURES 2008-2009 CALENDAR OF LECTURES 2007-2008
LAGS DINNER December 2007 The annual LAGS banquet was a great success. LAGS was honored to count with the presence of long time members as well as new members and students. LAGS wants to thank long time members, new members, students, professors, and directives for the support shown year after year. Happy Holidays to all!!
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Past
Presidents
of Los Angeles Geographical Society Los
Angeles County Geographic Facts
Population: 10,331,939
as of January 2007 Climate: Mediterranean Area: 4,084
square miles Mountains:
1,875
square miles Flat
Land: 1,741
square miles Hilly
Land: 246
square miles Islands:
129 square miles Mountain
Valleys: 59 square miles Marsh
Land: 28
square miles Lowest
Point: 9
feet below sea level (at Wilmington) Highest
Point:
10,080 feet above sea level atop Mt. San Antonio Source: Los Angeles County Website
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