Stanford's Guinea Atlas of Modern Geography

The world as a leading London geographical publisher presented it in 1892, from continents and nations down to outlying isla...

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The world as a leading London geographical publisher presented it in 1892, from continents and nations down to outlying islands, fills Stanford's Guinea Atlas of Modern Geography. Edward Stanford published the atlas, and the maps here include Europe, Switzerland, Scotland and the world, with insets such as the Shetland Islands. National maps reach Japan, China, Canada and New Zealand, and an orographical map of the British Isles shows physical relief beside the political divisions.

The world as a leading London geographical publisher presented it in 1892, from continents and nations down to outlying islands, fills Stanford's Guinea Atlas of Modern Geography. Edward Stanford published the atlas, and the maps here include Europe, Switzerland, Scotland and the world, with insets such as the Shetland Islands. National maps reach Japan, China, Canada and New Zealand, and an orographical map of the British Isles shows physical relief beside the political divisions.

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