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The Times Reference Atlas of the World
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A new edition of this popular atlas from the prestigious and authoritative Times Atlas range. Produced in the same elegant and distinctive style as the market-leading Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World. It has been brought fully up-to-date to provide a detailed and attractive picture of today's world. This new edition of the Times Reference Atlas of the World has been fully revised to bring all the maps and geographical information completely up to date. As with all the atlases in the Times range it offers great authority, outstanding quality and attention to detail. FULLY UPDATED The 104 pages of reference maps have been completely updated to provide accurate, accessible and attractive coverage of the whole world. The 46 city plans of the world's major cities, showing major places of interest, have also been revised. The introductory section gives a detailed profile of today's world and covers major geographical and global issues through maps, images, statistics and graphics. A comprehensive guide to the world's states and territories including flags, profiles and key facts, make this the ideal reference atlas for home, school or office. MAIN FEATURES / 104 pages of authoritative mapping of the whole world / Plans of 46 of the world's major cities / Geographical reference section with flags, statistics and facts for the world's states and territories / Statistics and world maps on major geographical themes, including earthquakes, population, cities, climate and the environment / Stunning continental satellite images, with statistics of the world's major physical features / Index to over 45,000 place names
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Publisher | HarperCollins Publishers
Published date | 7 Apr 2008
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 216
Dimensions | 339 x 248 x 23mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 1496g
ISBN | 978-0-0072-5498-9
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BISAC | reference / atlases
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