The maps are well executed, clear, and not over-crowded; they are the World, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, North America, South America, the British Isles, and Palestine. The Atlas-Geography.

And the maps in National Geographic's Atlas of the World are particularly beautiful and informative. Sometimes it's fun to just look at the book and see what you can find.

We’ve never hidden our affection for the National Geographic MapMachine, the digital version of our best-selling Atlas. But after acknowleding its coolness in a past blog post, one commenter ...

In 1837, the New England Institute published the “Atlas of the United States Printed for the Use of the Blind” to help the vision impaired learn geography without the use of Braille.

A common perception of geography is that it mainly involves the memorization of capitals, rivers and countries, but in the CSUN geography department, students and faculty view the discipline in a ...