English Imperial Atlas

Country sheets, city plans and climate diagrams are combined in The English Imperial Atlas and Gazetteer of the World, publi...

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Country sheets, city plans and climate diagrams are combined in The English Imperial Atlas and Gazetteer of the World, published by T. Nelson and Sons in 1891 and associated with J. G. Bartholomew. Canadian provinces and Australian colonies are mapped in detail, and American regional maps enlarge New York, Philadelphia and Chicago. European sheets add earlier political arrangements, historical insets and temperature diagrams, while the British Isles appear through counties, principal cities and enlargements of London and the Scottish central belt. A commercial world map gives the British Empire its place in the atlas's outlook.

Country sheets, city plans and climate diagrams are combined in The English Imperial Atlas and Gazetteer of the World, published by T. Nelson and Sons in 1891 and associated with J. G. Bartholomew. Canadian provinces and Australian colonies are mapped in detail, and American regional maps enlarge New York, Philadelphia and Chicago. European sheets add earlier political arrangements, historical insets and temperature diagrams, while the British Isles appear through counties, principal cities and enlargements of London and the Scottish central belt. A commercial world map gives the British Empire its place in the atlas's outlook.

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