Britannica 2011 World Atlas
A home library essential and Britannica best-seller.
- Magnificent satellite pictures.
- Detailed information on the solar system.
- Extreme weather— Survey the world's climate.
Explore the countries and regions of the world with this complete all-in-one resource. The 2011 Britannica World Atlas contains comprehensive content that ranges from stunning satellite images of every continent to detailed plans of the world's greatest cities, mapped out by Bartholomew— without a doubt one of the most famous and respected commercial mapping companies in the world.
Balanced coverage of all regions of the world, authoritative information, and colorful maps enrich your learning experience. With the full benefits of satellite imaging, laser measurements, and other modern and accurate mapping techniques, Encyclopaedia Britannica is proud to bring you an updated comprehensive atlas of our planet.More Info:
- Format: Hardcover
- Volumes: One Volume
- Pages: 432
- Size: 10 5/8" W x 14 1/8" H
The Britannica Atlas features magnificent maps by Bartholomew, which has a
worldwide reputation for providing a high quality custom and digital
mapping services. Over its 175 years in map production, Bartholomew's most popular products have been the historic "half-inch" map series.
- 254 pages of mapping, with completely up-to-date reference maps, including detailed information at a large scale.
- An introductory section, The World Today, which includes Geographical Comparisons, Planets, Earthquakes and Volcanoes, Climate, Vegetation, Population and Cities, and Energy.
- The maps are organized by continent: Europe, Africa, North America, South America, Asia, Oceania, and Antarctica. Each continental section of maps is introduced by a stunning satellite image.
- The extensive Index has over 130,000 place name entries from the reference maps. Cross-referencing to alternative and former names is also possible.
- 32 detailed plans of the world's greatest cities are provided.
- The index is also accompanied by a glossary of geographical terms.
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