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Classroom Atlas 
$5.95
Give your intermediate student the advantage of  working with this best-selling atlas, newly  expanded to include more physical, political, and  thematic maps. Clearly organized by continent,  this atlas is packed with photographs, graphs,  critical thinking questions, brain teasers, and  charts that illustrate map concepts. Includes essential how to information on using an atlas.

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When National Geographic published its first Atlas of the World more than 35 years ago, the world was indeed a  different place. In order to cover today's world--including its oceans, stars, climate, natural resources, and  more--National Geographic has published its seventh edition of the Atlas of the World. With each new edition, National Geographic strives to make its atlas more than just maps. You'll learn that the coldest place in the world is the Plateau Station in Antarctica, where the average daily temperature is minus 56.7 degrees Celsius; the most populated  continent is Asia, with more than 3.6 billion people, or 60.8 percent of the world's population; the driest place on earth  is the Atacama Desert in Chile; a flight from New Delhi to Rio de Janeiro covers 14,080 kilometers; life expectancy in  the Republic of Zambia is 37 years; and the literacy rate in Turkmenistan is 98 percent.   Read More

Book Description 
With its multicultural orientation and dazzling maps, photos, and artworks, the DK Atlas of World History is the first truly global chronicle of humankind's experience on Earth. Remote-sensed data and digital cartography provide the most accurate mapping ever used in a historical atlas. Every  map is enhanced by photographs, artworks, diagrams, timelines, and expertly researched and clearly written annotations and text. Produced in consultation with a team of over 30 academic historians, geographers, and cartographers, the atlas uses a two-tier approach: Part One-the Eras of World History-presents a global overview of the last 60,000 years, while Part Two-Regional  Histories-focuses on specific geocultural areas, including coverage of places and peoples often  ignored by more traditional atlases. All these elements combine to create a historical atlas that is a  joy to explore, easy to use, and unmatched in its breadth and depth of information.