Overview
This large ring binder of maps, graphs, and charts printed on card stock is designed to provide educators with a collection of visual resources that are easy to reproduce. The 2003 edition has been updated to reflect new statistics and changes in demography. The maps and other resources reflect a range of topics on a global and national scale, including acid rain, world soil types, tropical rainforests, female literacy, and trawling areas as well as the expected topics of GDP, climate, weather, minerals, and languages. Annotation ©2003 Book News, Inc., Portland, ORSynopsis
This large ring binder of maps, graphs, and charts printed on card stock is designed to provide educators with a collection of visual resources that are easy to reproduce. The 2003 edition has been updated to reflect new statistics and changes in demography. The maps and other resources reflect a range of topics on a global and national scale, including acid rain, world soil types, tropical rainforests, female literacy, and trawling areas as well as the expected topics of GDP, climate, weather, minerals, and languages. Annotation ©2003 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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This reference offers the student, teacher and researcher a wide variety of images in both physical and human geography. It offers a world view on core topics such as population or GNP, and several plates give information in terms of developing and developed countries. Topics include general skills; climate and weather; earth people; economy; statistical resources; northern and Latin America; Europe; commonwealth of independent states; north Africa and southwest Asia; south, southeast, and east Asia; sub-Saharan Africa; and the Pacific realm. Three-ring binder format. Oversize: 11.5x11.5<">. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)