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Cumbria,
with England's highest peak and longest lake, features along with
The Great Wall of China and the Australian outback in this great
annual of the world.
Since
its first edition in 1967 this fully revised 11th edition brings
all the reference maps and detailed thematic information completely
up to date.
The
preliminary section is introduced by unique satellite images of
the continents and continues with a series of maps, images, photographs
and graphics which present a detailed picture of today's physical
world and man's interaction with it.
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book is 450x310mm and weighs in at 5.5kg. |
The
gazetteer-index to over 200,000 place names and geographical features
illustrates the unique scope of the atlas. It includes full cross-referencing
with alternative and former names, geographical coordinates of every
settlement shown on the maps, and a comprehensive glossary of geographical
terms.
What
you're bidding on
We
have one copy of this great book up for grabs in our online auction
in aid of Children in Need.
The
auction
The winning bidder is David Forrest of Helensburg, with a bid of
£105.
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