atlases

Text, maps, and illustrations present the events that changed the world geographically from the mid-eighteenth century to the present day.

Presents a world atlas with forty maps, thirty articles on places such as New York City, the Eiffel Tower, and Easter Island, and forty-six three dimensional photographs of sights from around the world. Includes 3-D glasses.

Presents a comprehensive collection of full-color world and regional maps along with information on the history of mapmaking and how to use an atlas.

Black and white maps in loose-leaf form for easy duplication function as templates for students, teachers, and researchers to use for reports, presentations, tests, and study guides. Arranged alphabetically within geographical sections.

Eighteen map spreads present the shapes and forms of the earth's land and seas.

Contains over two hundred pages of thematic and regional maps of the world, and includes a selection of geographical tables, as well as pronouncing and subject indexes.

More than 450 maps provide geographic references of the world.