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Atlas Of The World
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The Only World Atlas Updated Annually, Guaranteeing That Users Will Find The Most Current Geographic Information, Oxford'S Atlas Of The World Is The Most Authoritative Atlas On The Market. Full Of Crisp, Clear Cartography Of Urban Areas And Virtually Uninhabited Landscapes Around The Globe, The Atlas Is Filled With Maps Of Cities And Regions At Carefully Selected Scales That Give A Striking View Of The Earth'S Surface. It Opens With A Fascinating Look At World Statistics, A Sixpage Special On The Future Of The Oceans And Seas, And Satellite Images Of Earth, Including Eleven Stunning New Images Sourced From Nasa'S Latest Earth Observation Satellite, Landsat 8, Launched In 2013. The Extraordinarily Extensive Front Matter Continues With A Gazetteer Of Nations That Has Been Comprehensively Checked And Updated To Include Recent Economic And Political Changes, And A 48Page Introduction To World Geography, Beautifully Illustrated With Tables And Graphs On Numerous Topics Of Geographic Significance, Such As The Geology And Atmosphere Of Earth, Food And Water Supply, Biodiversity, Energy, Global Conflict, Human Health, And Standards Of Living. The Hundreds Of City And World Maps That Form The Body Of The Atlas Have Been Thoroughly Updated For This 21St Edition.Providing The Finest Global Coverage Available, The Atlas Of The World Is Not Only The Bestselling Volume Of Its Size And Price, But Also The Benchmark By Which All Other Atlases Are Measured.New To This Edition: Eleven Stunning New Satellite Images, All Sourced From Nasa'S Latest Earth Observation Satellite, Landsat 8, Launched In 2013 Fact Panels, Flags And Text Comprehensively Checked And Updated To Include Recent Economic And Political Changes Climate Change And Global Warming Spread Updated In Line With Findings From The Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change Updates To The Depiction Of The Borders Between Crimea And Ukraine, And Between Crimea And Russia Politicallycolored Maps Of Crimea Show Disputed Borders New Graphics On Rising Sealevels And Arctic Sea Ice New Feature On The Value Of Ecosystems Adds Museums; Hermitage, Spaarpotten, And Allard Pierson In Amsterdam, Bangkok Art And Culture Centre, Neues Museum In Berlin, Gulbenkian Museum In Lisbon, Design Museum And Saatchi Gallery In London, And The Prez Art Museum In Miami Adds New Subway Stations In Beijing, Budapest, And Delhi Adds Light Railway In Jerusalem And Tram Route In Edinburgh Renames Budapest International Airport Shows Changes To Street Names In Cape Town (Eg Nelson Mandela Boulevard) Adds New Road Tunnel In Istanbul Joining Asia And Europe Adds New Suburb Name Hudson Yards And High Line Elevated Garden In New York Adds Extra Suburb Names To Atlanta, Seoul, And Toronto Shows New Suburbs And Areas Of Reclaimed Land To Singapore Shows Hornindalsvatnet In Norway, Europe'S Deepest Lake Adds New National Parks; Sierra De Guadarrama In Spain, Gallipoli In Turkey, And Kumbhalgarh In Rajasthan, India Shows Reduced Extent Of Lake Urmia In Iran And Lake Razzaza In Iraq Shows Major New Rail Links Between Iran And Kazakhstan And Between Iran And Azerbaijan Adds The World'S Most Northerly Railway Line In The Yamal Peninsula, Russia Adds Longtan Reservoir In Southern China And Tekeze Reservoir In Ethiopia Shows New Provinces; Monza And Brianza In Northern Italy, Davao Occidental In The Philippines, Kalimantan Utara In Indonesia, Rangpur In Bangladesh, Alborz In Iran, And Jiwaka And Hela In Papua New Guinea Adds Major New Ports; Ambarli In Turkey, Songdo In South Korea, Laem Chabang In Thailand, Johor Port In Malaysia, Ra'S Al Khair In Saudi Arabia, Morgan'S Port In Texas, And Itaguai Near Rio De Janeiro Names New Cities Iskandar, Malaysia And Masdar City, Near Abu Dhabi Adds New Resorts In Southwest Burma Chaungtha And Ngwesaung Shows Telangana In Regional Type, Pending Ratification Of Statehood By Indian Congress Adds New High Speed Rail Line
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- Q: What are the dimensions of the Atlas of the World? A: The Atlas of the World measures fourteen point six nine inches in length, two inches in width, and eighteen inches in height.
- Q: How many pages does the Atlas of the World have? A: The Atlas contains four hundred forty-eight pages of comprehensive geographic information.
- Q: What type of binding does the Atlas of the World use? A: The Atlas is bound in hardcover, ensuring durability and a professional presentation.
- Q: Is the Atlas of the World suitable for children? A: Yes, the Atlas is appropriate for children and adults alike, providing educational content on geography.
- Q: Can I use the Atlas of the World for educational purposes? A: Yes, it is an excellent resource for educational purposes, especially for students studying geography.
- Q: How is the Atlas of the World organized? A: The Atlas is organized into sections including a gazetteer, maps of cities and regions, and thematic spreads.
- Q: How do I care for the Atlas of the World? A: To keep the Atlas in good condition, store it upright in a cool, dry place and avoid exposure to direct sunlight.
- Q: Are there any special cleaning instructions for the Atlas of the World? A: No specific cleaning instructions are needed; simply avoid getting it wet or dirty.
- Q: What is the best way to store the Atlas of the World? A: Store the Atlas vertically on a shelf to prevent warping and damage to the binding.
- Q: Is there a warranty for the Atlas of the World? A: Yes, the Atlas typically comes with a manufacturer warranty against defects; check with the retailer for details.
- Q: What if my Atlas of the World arrives damaged? A: If the Atlas arrives damaged, contact the retailer for guidance on their return or exchange policy.
- Q: How does the Atlas of the World compare to other atlases? A: The Atlas of the World is known for its up-to-date information and extensive coverage, setting a benchmark against other atlases.
- Q: Is the Atlas of the World suitable for beginner geographers? A: Yes, it is suitable for beginners as it provides clear maps and informative content that is easy to understand.
- Q: What makes the Atlas of the World unique? A: The Atlas is unique due to its annual updates, featuring the latest geographic information and satellite images.
- Q: Does the Atlas of the World include historical maps? A: No, the Atlas primarily focuses on current geographic information rather than historical maps.