Resources

Books

• de Blij, H. J., P. O. Muller, J. E. Burt, and J. A. Mason, 2013, Physical Geography of the Global Environment, Oxford University Press, New York, 626 pp.
• Trimble, D. E., 1980, The Geologic Story of the Great Plain, US Geological Survey Bulletin 1493.
• Wyckoff, J., 1999, Reading the Earth: Landforms in the Making, Adastra West, Mahwah, NJ, 352 pp.

Maps

• Color Landform Atlas of the US. (Low resolution shaded relief maps of each state.)
• Topoquest.

Websites

• Basin and Range Physiographic Province, National Park Service. (Includes Idaho.)
• Colorado Plateaus Province, National Park Service.
• OpenLandform Catalog, Education Resources, OpenTopography. (High resolution topographic images that may be useful in teaching.)
• Rocky Mountain System Physiographic Provinces, National Park Service.
• South Dakota’s Physiographic Regions, by Douglas Malo.
• Teaching Geomorphology in the 21st Century, On the Cutting Edge‚ Strong Undergraduate Geoscience Teaching, SERC. (A set of resources for college level, some of which may be adaptable to secondary education.)
• Teaching with Google Earth, On the Cutting Edge‚ Starting Point: Teaching Entry Level Geoscience, SERC.
• United States Geography, by S. S. Birdsall & J. Florin.

State-based Resources

• No Ordinary Plain: North Dakota’s Physiography and Landforms, by John Bluemle and Bob Biek, 2007, North Dakota Geological Survey Notes 1.
• North Dakota’s Mountainous Areas: The Killdeer Mountains and the Turtle Mountains, by John Bluemle, 2002, North Dakota Geological Survey Notes 15.
• The Origin of Landscape: A Guide to Wyoming’s Cultural Geology.