Eight professional geography research papers presented at the Geography Section of the 1973 annual meeting of the Ohio Academy of Science are provided. The specific topics of concern range from methodological essays to the quantitative analysis of historical geographic information. The titles of the papers are (1) An Attempt at Reform in Regional Geography; (2) A Climatic Model of the Everglades Drought; (3) A Case Study of Lake Effect Snow Squall Precipitation in Northern Ohio: November 22, 1971; (4) Insolation Climate and Urban Topography; (5) The Structure of Geography: A Revised Version; (6) Policy Implications of the Distribution of Hamilton County, Ohio Park Users; (7) New Towns: Greenbelt, Maryland Thirty-five Years Later; and (8) A Network Analysis of the Roman Roads of Britain. (DE)