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Student Atlas of World Geography John Allen

Student Atlas of World Geography By John Allen

Student Atlas of World Geography by John Allen


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Combines full-color maps and data sets to introduce students to the importance of the connections between geography and other areas of study such as world politics, environmental issues, and economic development. This book gives students a clear picture of the agricultural, industrial, demographic, and political changes in every world region.

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Student Atlas of World Geography Summary

Student Atlas of World Geography by John Allen

The Student Atlas series combines full-color maps and data sets to introduce students to the importance of the connections between geography and other areas of study such as world politics, environmental issues, and economic development. These thematic atlases will give students a clear picture of the recent agricultural, industrial, demographic, environmental, economic, and political changes in every world region.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

A Note to the Student iii

Introduction: How to Read an Atlas xii

Unit I Global Physical Patterns 1

Map 1World Political Boundaries 2

Map 2World Physical Features 4

Map 3aAverage Annual Precipitation 6

Map 3bSeasonal Average Precipitation, November through April 7

Map 3cSeasonal Average Precipitation, May through October 7

Map 3dVariation in Average Annual Precipitation 8

Map 4aTemperature Regions and Ocean Currents 9

Map 4bAverage January Temperature 10

Map 4cAverage July Temperature 10

Map 5aAtmospheric Pressure and Predominant Surface Winds, January 11

Map 5bAtmospheric Pressure and Predominant Surface Winds, July 12

Map 6Climate Regions 13

Map 7Vegetation Types 14

Map 8Soil Orders 15

Map 9Ecological Regions 16

Map 10Plate Tectonics 18

Map 11Topography 19

Map 12aResources: Mineral Fuels 20

Map 12bResources: Critical Metals 21

Map 13Natural Hazards 22

Unit II Global Human Patterns 23

Map 14Past Population Distributions and Densities 24

Map 15Population Density 26

Map 16Land Use, a.d. 1500 27

Map 17Economic Activities 28

Map 18Urbanization 29

Map 19Transportation Patterns 30

Map 20Religions 31

Map 21Religious Adherence 32

Map 22Languages 33

Map 23Linguistic Diversity 34

Map 24Dying Languages: A Loss of Cultural Wealth 35

Map 25External Migrations in Modern Times 36

Unit III Global Demographic Patterns 37

Map 26Population Growth Rates 38

Map 27International Migrant Populations, 2009 39

Map 28Migration Rates 40

Map 29Europe's Population Bust: A Fizzle in the Population Bomb 41

Map 30aTotal Fertility Rates, 1975 42

Map 30bTotal Fertility Rates, 2010 43

Map 31Infant Mortality Rate 44

Map 32Child Mortality Rate 45

Map 33Population by Age Group 46

Map 34Average Life Expectancy at Birth 47

Map 35World Daily Per Capita Food Supply (Kilocalories) 48

Map 36The Earth's Hungry Millions 49

Map 37Child Malnutrition 50

Map 38Proportion of Daily Food Intake from Animal Products 51

Map 39The Global Security Threat of Infectious Diseases 52

Map 40Global Scourges: Major Infectious Diseases 54

Map 41Adult Incidence of HIV/AIDS, 2007 55

Map 42Illiteracy Rates 56

Map 43Primary School Enrollment 57

Map 44Female/Male Inequality in Education and Employment 58

Map 45The Index of Human Development 59

Map 46Demographic Stress: The Youth Bulge 60

Map 47Demographic Stress: Rapid Urban Growth 61

Map 48Demographic Stress: Competition for Cropland 62

Map 49Demographic Stress: Competition for Fresh Water 63

Map 50Demographic Stress: Death in the Prime of Life 64

Map 51Demographic Stress: Interactions of Demographic Stress Factors 65

Unit IV Global Economic Patterns 67

Map 52Gross National Income 68

Map 53Gross National Income Per Capita 69

Map 54Purchasing Power Parity Per Capita 70

Map 55Private Per Capita Consumption 71

Map 56Inequality of Income and Consumption 72

Map 57Total Labor Force 73

Map 58Employment by Economic Activity 74

Map 59Economic Output Per Sector 75

Map 60Agricultural Production Per Capita 76

Map 61Exports of Primary Products 77

Map 62Remittances 78

Map 63Membership in the World Trade Organization 79

Map 64Regional Trade Organizations 80

Map 65Dependence on Trade 81

Map 66Trade with Neighboring Countries 82

Map 67The Indebtedness of States 83

Map 68Global Flows of Investment Capital 84

Map 69Aiding Economic Development 85

Map 70The Cost of Consumption 86

Map 71Energy Production Per Capita 87

Map 72Energy Consumption Per Capita 88

Map 73Energy Dependency 89

Map 74Flows of Oil 90

Map 75A Wired World: Internet Users 91

Map 76Personal Computer Use 92

Map 77Traditional Links: The Telephone 93

Unit V Global Patterns of Environmental Disturbance 95

Map 78Global Air Pollution: Sources and Wind Currents 97

Map 79The Acid Deposition Problem: Air, Water, Soil 98

Map 80Major Polluters and Common Pollutants 99

Map 81Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions 100

Map 82The Earth Warms, 1976-2006 101

Map 83Global Precipitation Changes, 1976-2006 102

Map 84Potential Global Temperature Change 103

Map 85Water Resources: Availability of Renewable Water Per Capita 104

Map 86Water Resources: Annual Withdrawal Per Capita 105

Map 87Water Stress: Shortage, Abundance, and Population Density 106

Map 88Water Stress: The Ogallala Aquifer 107

Map 89A New Environmental Stress? Consumption of Bottled Water 108

Map 90Pollution of the Oceans 109

Map 91Food Supply from Marine and Freshwater Systems 110

Map 92Cropland Per Capita: Changes, 1996-2007 111

Map 93Food Staples Under Stress: The Fight Against Genetic Simplicity 112

Map 94World Pastureland, 2005 113

Map 95Fertilizer Use, 2007 114

Map 96Annual Deforestation Rates, 2000-2005 115

Map 97World Timber Production, 2005 116

Map 98The Loss of Biodiversity: Globally Threatened Animal Species, 2007 117

Map 99Disappearing Giants: The Reduction in Conservative Species 118

Map 100The Loss of Biodiversity: Globally Threatened Plant Species, 2007 120

Map 101The Areas of Greatest Loss and Hotspots of Biodiversity 121

Map 102Nationally Protected Areas: Parks and Preserves 122

Map 103The Risks of Desertification 123

Map 104Global Soil Degradation 124

Map 105The Degree of Human Disturbance 125

Map 106The Green and Not So Green World 126

Unit VI Global Political Patterns 127

Map 107Political Systems 129

Map 108The Emergence of the State 130

Map 109Organized States and Chiefdoms, a.d. 1500 131

Map 110European Colonialism, 1500-2000 132

Map 111Sovereign States: Duration of Independence 133

Map 112Post-Cold War International Alliances 134

Map 113Political Realms: Regional Changes, 1945-2003 135

Map 114International Conflicts in the Post-World War II World 136

Map 115The Geopolitical World in the Twenty-First Century 138

Map 116The United Nations 139

Map 117Is It a Country? 140

Map 118United Nations Regions and Sub-Regions 141

Map 119Democracy on the Rise 142

Map 120Nations with Nuclear Weapons 143

Map 121Military Expenditures as a Percentage of Gross National Product 144

Map 122Distribution of Minority Populations 145

Map 123Marginalized Minorities: Declining Indigenous Populations 146

Map 124The Political Geography of a Global Religion: The Islamic World 147

Map 125World Refugees: Country of Origin, 2009 148

Map 126World Refugees: Host Country, 2009 149

Map 127Internally Displaced Persons, 2009 150

Map 128Abuse of Public Trust 151

Map 129Political and Civil Liberties, 2008 152

Map 130Human Rights Abuse 153

Map 131Women's Rights 154

Map 132aFlashpoints, 2011-Mexico 155

Map 132bFlashpoints, 2011-Sudan and the Darfur Region 156

Map 132cFlashpoints, 2011-Somalia 156

Map 132dFlashpoints, 2011-Dem. Rep. Congo 157

Map 132eFlashpoints, 2011-Zimbabwe 157

Map 132fFlashpoints, 2011-Georgia 158

Map 132gFlashpoints, 2011-Kyrgyzstan 158

Map 132hFlashpoints, 2011-Israel and Its Neighbors 159

Map 132iFlashpoints, 2011-Iraq 159

Map 132jFlashpoints, 2011-Kurdistan 160

Map 132kFlashpoints, 2011-Iran 160

Map 132lFlashpoints, 2011-Afghanistan 161

Map 132mFlashpoints, 2011-Pakistan 161

Map 132nFlashpoints, 2011-Jammu and Kashmir 162

Map 132oFlashpoints, 2011-Sri Lanka 162

Map 132pFlashpoints, 2011-Korean Peninsula 163

Map 132qFlashpoints, 2011-Thailand 163

Unit VII World Regions 165

Map 133North America: Political Divisions 167

Map 134North America: Physical Features 168

Map 135aNorth America: Environment and Economy 169

Map 135bNorth America: Population Density 170

Map 135cNorth America: Population Distribution 170

Map 136Canada 171

Map 137United States 172

Map 138Middle America 173

Map 139The Caribbean 174

Map 140South America: Political Divisions 175

Map 141South America: Physical Features 176

Map 142aSouth America: Environment and Economy 177

Map 142bSouth America: Population Density 178

Map 142cSouth America: Environmental Problems 178

Map 143Northern South America 179

Map 144Southern South America 180

Map 145Europe: Political Divisions 181

Map 146Europe: Physical Features 182

Map 147aEurope: Environment and Economy 183

Map 147bEurope: Population Density 184

Map 147cEuropean Political Boundaries, 1914-1948 185

Map 147dEurope: Political Changes, 1989-2009 187

Map 148Western Europe 188

Map 149Eastern Europe 189

Map 150Northern Europe 190

Map 151Africa: Political Divisions 191

Map 152Africa: Physical Features 192

Map 153aAfrica: Environment and Economy 193

Map 153bAfrica: Population Density 193

Map 153cAfrica: Colonialism to Independence 194

Map 153dAfrican Cropland and Dryland Degradation 195

Map 154Northern Africa 196

Map 155Southern Africa 197

Map 156Asia: Political Divisions 198

Map 157Asia: Physical Features 199

Map 158aAsia: Environment and Economy 200

Map 158bAsia: Population Density 201

Map 158cAsia: Industrialization: Manu facturing and Resources 201

Map 159Northern Asia 202

Map 160Southwestern Asia 203

Map 161South Asia 204

Map 162East Asia 205

Map 163Southeast Asia 206

Map 164Australasia and Western Oceania: Political Divisions 207

Map 165Oceania: Political Divisions 208

Map 166Australasia and Western Oceania: Physical Features 209

Map 167aAustralasia: Environment and Economy 210

Map 167bAustralasia: Population Density 211

Map 167cAustralasia: Climatic Patterns 211

Map 168The Arctic 212

Map 169Antarctica 212

Unit VIII Country and Dependency Profiles 213 Unit IX Geographic Index 243 Sources 263

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CIN0073527629G
9780073527628
0073527629
Student Atlas of World Geography by John Allen
Used - Good
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
20110416
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