Philip's RGS Atlas of the World Hardback

by Philip's Maps

Part of the Philip's World Atlas series

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Packed with the latest statistics and filled with clear cartography, the Philip's RGS Atlas of the World gives a striking view of the Earth's surface and its many complexities and treasures. "This atlas brilliantly captures what a precious and impressive place we live in." -- Michael Palin" Beautifully put together, lavishly laid out. In a word - sumptuous!" -- Tim Marshall author of Power of GeographyA veritable encyclopaedia of geographic and demographic information, profusely illustrated...

Extraordinary." --The New York Times"The edition opens with the latest world statistics and a special review of Migration.

Also included is a feature on the global impact of the Covid 19 pandemic so far. Exceptional satellite images of the earth convey some of the awe-inspiring wonder of our planet. The extensive front section contains a Gazetteer of Nations that has been comprehensively checked and updated to include recent economic and political changes. Sumptuously illustrated with tables and graphs, the introduction to World Geography covers numerous topics of geographical significance, including climate change, oceans and seas, population and cities, conflict and co-operation, energy and minerals, tourism and travel, health, wealth and standards of living.

Depicting both dense urban coverage and near-uninhabited areas of the earth, the hundreds of city and world maps that form the body of the Atlas have been thoroughly updated and include everything from the new Giant Panda Park in China to the Museum of the Future in Dubai. Providing the finest global coverage available, the Philip's RGS Atlas of the World is not only exceptional value for a volume of its size, but also the benchmark by which all other atlases are measured. "An indispensable reference." --The Today Show"This authoritative volume is the standard by which others will be measured." --Boston Herald"A page-turning stroll through the continents." --USA Today