Goode's World Atlas

by Howard Veregin

The trusted and comprehensive Goode's World Atlas has been the standard in educational atlases for more than 75 years. The latest edition features fully updated content, with nearly 250 pages of maps. Features political maps of the continents, the U.S. and Canada; thematic maps that cover environments, world wildlife distribution, forests and many other subjects; 30,000 entry pronunciation guide and 109 page index.

Genres: Reference, Geography, Nonfiction, Textbooks, Science, Travel, Teachers

371 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1922

Reviews

[Belle Meade School]

912

[Shane Dillon]

A must have atlas!

[Kim Thomas]

Goode, J.P., Veregin, H. 2005. Goode's world atlas. Rand McNalley.

Type of Reference: World Atlas

Call Number: REF 912

Description: This world atlas focuses on geographical information. This edition features hundreds of physical, political and thematic maps.

Review:
Goode’s World Atlas has been the world’s premiere educational atlas since 1923, and for good reason. It features over 250 pages of maps, from definitive physical and political maps to important thematic maps that illustrate the spatial aspects of many important topics. The 22nd Edition includes 160 pages of new, digitally produced reference maps, as well as new thematic maps on global climate change, sea level rise, CO2 emissions, polar ice fluctuations, deforestation, extreme weather events, infectious diseases, water resources, and energy production.

School Library Journal. (2013). Overview. Retrieved from http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/goode...

[Tammy]

This was a textbook for a geography class, and I liked it because I enjoy maps. You can learn so much from them—modern or historical—and this atlas provided plenty of information. The class wasn’t bad either, and we made good use of this book as a resource.

[Patrick]

Textbook, No Comment.

[Andrew Volpe]

Principles of Geography course textbook/Atlas, Westfield State College, 1998

[Andrea]

What can I really say about it? It's an atlas. It's good for when you need to know or do atlas-y things.

[James Harper]

comprehensive and thorough...love the data sheets..

[Michael Walsh]

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