Analyses of the geographical patterns of gross land uses and changes in numbers of structures in relation to major highways in the lower half of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan
by Michigan State University of Agriculture and Applied Science (East Lansing), Michigan. State Highway Department, Allen Kellogg Philbrick
Part of Michigan State University. Highway Traffic and Safety Center. Economic and Social Effects of highway improvements
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