This new edition includes the fact-packed 48-page 'World Geography' section, which provides maps, charts, graphs and diagrams on key themes, such as the Universe and Solar System, geology and Iandforms, climate, the environment,population, agriculture, energy and minerals. Introduced by a stunning satellite image of the globe, the 1 29-page section ofup-to-date digital world maps provides a balanced coverage of the world. Scales and projections have been chosen to maximize legibility and minimize distortion over the largest regions. Each map is accompanied by a locator diagram andadjoining pages indicator for ease of use. The hill-shading on the physical maps provides an exceptionally vivid portrayal of Iandforms, The 'Images of Earth' section provides spectacular satellite views of 1 5 major cities and regions around the world. Topical current affairs maps are provided for 'World: Regions in the News', including Iraq, Afghanistan and Israel/Palestine. The 55,000-name index includes geographical features as well as towns and cities, with both letter-figure grid references as well as latitude and longitudeco-ordinates, for speed and accuracy of use.
The Atlas of the World s Regions forms the core of the atlas. it features detailed mapping for each of the world s 193 countries with contour tints showing land heights and population centres graded by size.
This student atlas contains reference maps, as well as topic maps, the latter covering climate, ecosystems, population, economic activities and development issues. The maps are divided into national, continental and world coverage.
Philip's Children's Atlas
New World Atlas
The Library Atlas
Philips' New World Atlas
Philips' New World Atlas
Philips' Concise Atlas of the World
Philips' Middle School Atlas
Philips' New Practical Atlas