A complete geographical reference work for home or business use, the second edition of Oxford's Encyclopedic World Atlas provides authoritative full-color maps, engaging and informative profiles, and up-to-date statistics for every country in the world. Comprehensive and easy to use, it is an invaluable resource for project work, research, and as a general home reference. The second edition of the Encyclopedic World Atlas features newly updated and revised text and hundreds of place name and boundary changes, including the nine new South African provinces, the extensive reshaping of the former Soviet Republics, and the new African nation of Eritrea. Each continent is introduced by maps of the whole region: a physical map, a political map, and smaller maps concerned with climate, natural vegetation, and population distribution. The coverage for each country features its own map and a handy statistical table putting a wealth of facts--from main industries to adult literacy rates--at your fingertips. The engaging and well-written profiles describe the main features of the country's landscape, history, culture, and economy (often including in-depth treatment of special topics, such as the Great Divide or the Korean War). In addition, the Atlas offers a new map that shows current territorial disputes such as those in the former Yugoslavia, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, the Caucasus region, and Ecuador and Peru. And the 32-page Introduction to World Geography section, beautifully illustrated with colorful maps, charts, graphs, and diagrams, provides an integrated look at world geography, from the solar system to plate tectonics, and from population and politics to quality of life and our global ecosystem. Drawn by George Philip Ltd., one of Europe's finest cartographers, the full-color topographic maps combine relief shading and contours with layer coloring to provide a superb visual impression of the land surface. Over 160 climate graphs provide a detailed analysis of local climate conditions, and more than 200 national flags are reproduced, in full color, with information on their origin and meaning. The 25,000-name index, completely updated for this edition, provides quick reference to the maps through an easy-to-use letter/number grid system, and includes geographical features such as mountains, rivers, and deserts. Meticulously crafted and reflecting the latest political developments, Oxford's Encyclopedic World Atlas is second to none in the superb quality of its maps, the breadth of its international coverage, and its easy-to-use convenience. It is a complete geographical reference tool for every home, school, library, or business.

Encyclopedic World Atlas

George Philip & Son

Children's Books

Oxford University Press

When Oxford's Atlas of the World first appeared it was widely praised for the beauty and accuracy of its maps and for its wealth of geographical information. Booklist hailed it as "one of the most current atlases available today... Its well-designed format and superior use of map colors make Oxford's Atlas of the World an appropriate selection for junior and senior high schools as well as public and academic libraries." And The New York Times Book Review hailed it as "a veritable encyclopedia of geographic and demographic information, profusely illustrated with multicolored maps and graphs." Now in its Fourth Edition, the Atlas of the World has been completely updated, with all the maps newly digitized for even greater clarity and accuracy, and drawn from an up-to-the-minute computer database of geographic and cartographic information, including satellite feeds and current censuses. The Fourth Edition includes dozens of significant alterations, from the latest province names in South Africa, Wales, and Scotland; the most recent Dayton Accord boundaries in Bosnia-Herzegovina; and completely revised population figures for all US cities of over 50,000 inhabitants . Of course, the basic qualities of the Atlas -- the exquisite mapmaking and the wealth of supplemental information -- are as superb as ever. The heart of the book is the 160 section of outstanding, full-color world maps, providing detailed political and topographical information about every nation on Earth enhanced by relief shading and layer-colored contours. There are 66 city maps, charting the key urban centers of each continent from Bombay to New York City. The convenient 75,000 entry index makes locating specific places easy and convenient. And the stunning 48-page Introduction to World Geography -- beautifully illustrated with lavish color maps, graphs, and charts -- offers a systematic look at the world, covering topics such as climate, plate tectonics, agriculture, health, population and migration, and global conflicts. Completely up-to-date, thoroughly international, and packed with informative and comprehensive articles, graphs, and charts, the Fourth Edition of Oxford's Atlas of the World offers the finest global coverage available. With its exquisitely designed maps and its wealth of supplemental information, the Oxford Atlas is ideal for any home, school, or library.

Atlas of the World

Reference

George Philip Limited

Atlases & Maps

When Oxford's Atlas of the World first appeared it was widely praised for the beauty and accuracy of its maps and for its wealth of geographical information. Booklist hailed it as "one of the most current atlases available today... Its well-designed format and superior use of map colors make Oxford's Atlas of the World an appropriate selection for junior and senior high schools as well as public and academic libraries." And the New York Times Book Review called it "a veritable encyclopedia of geographic and demographic information, profusely illustrated with multicolored maps and graphs." Now completely updated, the Fifth Edition of Oxford's Atlas of the World remains the most comprehensive and informative atlas available anywhere. The completely revised "Introduction to World Geography" is packed with colorful charts and graphs covering topics from refugee movements and global conflicts to ocean floor topography and climate patterns. Add to that the exquisitely designed full color maps Oxford is known for, and it is clearly the ideal atlas for any home, school, or library.

Hailed as "extraordinary" (New York Times) when it debuted, the Atlas of the World has now undergone its most significant revision ever, with sixteen added pages of world maps, including improved coverage of the South East United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Australia, the Middle East, Indonesia, the Philippines, Central Europe, France, the British Isles, and Iceland. In addition, the index has been updated, the thematic section includes the latest statistical information, and five maps of Europe are now derived from a new digital database. Offering spectacular state-of-the-art maps and a gold mine of information, Atlas of the World continues to be the finest top-of-the-line atlas available.

Oxford Atlas of the World

Education & Reference

Truly international in scope and fully up to date, Concise Atlas of the World offers the same comprehensive coverage as Oxford's celebrated Atlas of the World in a conveniently sized and affordable package. The most significant revision in years, the Sixth Edition presents several new and innovative features. A new, fully indexed city-mapping program takes the viewer deeper into the workings of global geography. 67 metro maps of the world's great cities are complemented by 38 downtown city-center maps containing detailed information on attractions, transportation, services, and more. A eight-page section of satellite images comprise another new element of the atlas, providing an impression of our world from far above and offering insight into how cities expand and rivers create life in the desert. An improved The World in Focus section offers engaging and timely coverage of topics ranging from climate and weather patterns to wealth and trade, all beautifully illustrated with colorful new images. And the innovative "world hot spots" map illuminates current disputes in Kosovo, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip. Created with meticulous care and reflecting the very latest political developments and census information, Oxford's Concise Atlas of the World achieves the highest standard among international map resources. This engaging and affordable resource is second to none in the superb quality of its maps, the breadth of its international coverage, and its easy-to-use convenience.

Concise Atlas of the World

Bearing the title information atlas, the Encyclopedic World Atlas stands alone as the complete tool for every librarian or armchair geographer. The new sixth edition provides authoritative full-color maps, detailed gazetteer entries, and up-to-date statistics for every country in the world. Recent political developments in Afghanistan, East Timor, and Colombia are all reflected in extensive country profiles arranged alphabetically with text sections on landscape, climate, vegetation, history, politics, and economy that allow comparisons to be drawn between nations. A full-color, topographic map accompanies every entry. Eight pages of satellite images have been added to the atlas, which opens with a wealth of statistical and graphic data: country-by-country facts and a 32-page World and Continents section contain the most vital and fascinating information about our changing world. The country-by-country section also features more than 200 national flags with a summary of their origin and significance and 160 climate graphs with informative commentaries providing analysis of local climate conditions. The atlas concludes with the 25,000 name index rapid reference to the maps through an clear letter-figure grid system, including geographical features such as mountains, rivers, and deserts.

With hundreds of dramatic, full-color, large-format maps produced by Europe's finest team of cartographers, the sixth edition of the New Concise World Atlas delivers a fully updated, diverse collection of geographical information in one well-organized, manageable volume.\n144 pages of clear, detailed topographic and political world maps have been updated to show the latest transportation information (road, railways, and airports), administrative boundary changes, national parks, major tourist sites, and historical places of interest. The New Concise World Atlas also features beautifully rendered maps of the ocean seafloors and stunning new satellite imagery including Berlin, Cape Horn, Edinburgh, Gibraltar, Grand Canyon, Kampala, Kingston, La Paz, Memphis, Niagara Falls, Orlando, Osaka, Oslo, Perth, Philadelphia, Salar de Uyuni, Shanghai, Tehran, Tenerife, Tombouctou, Toronto, and Vienna. Recent changes to the world's geography are thoroughly captured in this edition; fully updated charts and world statistics provide data on climate, population, area, annual income, and physical dimensions. Finally, an index with over 64,000 items make searching for lesser-known locales quick and easy.\nTruly international in scope, created with meticulous care, and reflecting the very latest political developments and census information, Oxford's New Concise World Atlas,Sixth Edition achieves the highest standard among international map resources. This engaging and affordable resource is second to none in the superb quality of its maps, the breadth of its coverage, and its easy-to-use convenience.

New Concise World Atlas

1971. Aldine Publishing Company., 128 pages.

World Patterns: the Aldine College Atlas

Aldine Pub. Co.

Philips' commercial course atlas

George Philip and Son

Philips' Modern school atlas

G. Philip

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Encyclopedic World Atlas

Atlas of the World

Atlas of the World

Oxford Atlas of the World

Concise Atlas of the World

Encyclopedic World Atlas

New Concise World Atlas

World Patterns: the Aldine College Atlas

Philips' commercial course atlas

Philips' Modern school atlas