Fair Condition – vintage 1922 edition with heavy cover and edge wear.
C. A. Cotton presents a systematic account of the processes and structures that have shaped New Zealand’s distinctive physical landscape. Examining the development of mountains, valleys, plains, coasts and drainage systems, this scholarly work relates local examples to the broader principles of geomorphology. Detailed and authoritative, it offers valuable historical insight into the study of New Zealand geology and remains of interest to students, researchers and readers concerned with the evolution of the country’s terrain.
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