Cataloging: Fundamentals of the NLM® Classification
Module 5—Table G (Geographic Notations)
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Introduction
Module 1
Overview of NLM Classification
Module 2
Using the Online NLM Classification
Module 3
Components of NLM Call Numbers
Module 4
General Principles
Module 5
Table G
Module 6
Form Numbers
Module 7
Bibliographies and Related Materials
Module 8
Classification of 19th Century Works and Early Printed Books
Module 9
Continuing Resources
Definition and Purpose
- Table G is a cutter system of notations that provides geographical or jurisdictional arrangement of materials under specific class numbers in the NLM Classification
- The use of Table G permits a shelving order which is controlled geographically and alphabetically (generally)
Geographic Tables
- The "Table G" geographic Cutter tables are provided at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/class/TableGOutline.html
- To search this page, use the browser find command: Control + f
