Table of Contents

• 1: How to Read the Maps
• 2: The World
• 3: North America
• • 1: North America continent
  • 2: Canada and Alaska
  • 3: USA
  • 4: Mexico
  • 5: Central America and the Caribbean
  • 6: Climates
• 4: South America
• • 1: South America: continent
  • 2: Colombia, Venezuela, and Peru
  • 3: Brazil
  • 4: Argentina and Chile
  • 5: Population
• 5: Africa
• • 1: Africa continent
  • 2: North Africa
  • 3: Egypt, Ethiopia, and Kenya
  • 4: Nigeria, Ghana, and the Ivory Coast
  • 5: Congo, Zambia, and Zimbabwe
  • 6: South Africa and Madagascar
  • 7: Natural Wonders
• 6: Europe
• • 1: Europe continent
  • 2: Northern Europe
  • 3: British Isles
  • 4: France
  • 5: Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, and Austria
  • 6: Germany
  • 7: Spain and Portugal
  • 8: Italy
  • 9: Central Europe
  • 10: Hungary, Croatia, Slovenia, and Ukraine
  • 11: Romania and Bulgaria
  • 12: Greece
  • 13: European Russia and the Baltics
  • 14: Rivers, Lakes, and Mountains
• 7: Asia
• • 1: Asia continent
  • 2: Asian Russia and Kazakhstan
  • 3: Turkey
  • 4: Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan
  • 5: Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia
  • 6: Afghanistan and Pakistan
  • 7: India and Sri Lanka
  • 8: Nepal, Bangladesh, and Myanmar
  • 9: China and Mongolia
  • 10: Korea
  • 11: Japan
  • 12: Southeast Asia
  • 13: Great Sites
• 8: Australasia and the Polar Regions
• • 1: Australasia: continent
  • 2: Australia
  • 3: New Zealand
  • 4: Antarctica
  • 5: The Arctic
• 9: Atlas Picture Quiz
• 10: Glossary
• 11: Index
• 12: Picture Credits

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About the Author

Dr Andrew Brooks has been a Lecturer in Development Geography at King's College London since 2011. His undergraduate teaching involves Human Geography and International Development. Andrew is an active researcher and has written books, chapter and articles on the geographies of economic and social change in Africa as well as environmental issues. His research has taken him all around the world.