The Times is a British daily newspaper with a rich history dating back to 1785. Since its inception, it has established itself as a significant source of news and analysis. It consistently focuses on in-depth reporting and thoughtful commentary, offering readers a unique perspective on the world. Its editorial approach is known for its seriousness and commitment to factual accuracy.
"All the maps have been completely revised and provide accurate and detailed coverage of the whole world. The introductory section has also been fully updated to present a portrait of today's world and major geographical themes. It includes sattelite images if the continents, revised plans of forty-four of the world's major cities, and information on earthquakes and volcanoes, climate and the environment, population and urbanization."--Jacket
A completely up-to-date edition, this text includes more reference maps and satellite images, and features many more bigger pages and a comprehensive index.
State-of-the-art digital mapping produced using the Bartholomew Geomaster System maps are sharper, boundaries are more accurate than ever possible before 96 pages of up-to-date reference maps offer extended coverage of the Americas and other key areas across the globe 45,000-entry index 50 percent larger than previous editions Plans of forty-six of the world's greatest cities "Guide to States and Territories" flags and the essential facts form of government, area, population, and more for every nation Two-page spreads offer a topographical view of every continent Detailed maps of population, earthquakes and volcanoes, climate, vegetation, and energy