Reveals landscape-shaping elements in the Calumet region, illustrating its complex character.
Southeast Chicago's Calumet region is many things to many people. Home to wetlands and wildlife, mills and millgate communities, landfills and brownfields, it seems to defy easy characterization. This paper argues that it is the jarring juxtaposition of each of these features that best reflects the area. Ten interpretive "keys"or significant landscape-shaping elements form an interpretive frame.
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