National Geographic Concise Atlas of the World, 5th edition: Authoritative and complete, with more than 200 maps and illustrations

Chock full of world information. I really needed this! Way better than a globe.Only 1 thing would improve this - a spiral binding so the pages could lie flat.

Has everything

SUPER, SUPER, SUPER, This book should be a required subject in every USofA school 4-7th grade class. Before I purchased this Concise World Atlas, I viewed obtaining a 12" Dia table-size globe when the nationwide subject surfaced very concerning the world evil-doers were looking to move more into the Arctic region. A very concise up-to-date fact collection for most <40 Westerners to acquaint themselves with the current world status. 042925.

A beautiful atlas with all kinds of excellent extra information. Very well put together

A nice concise atlas. Doesn't need WiFi or Internet.

This atlas is high quality. I keep it on my coffee table for quick reference. It would be good to have with children also as a great learning tool.

The National Geographic Concise Atlas of the World, 5th edition, is an authoritative and comprehensive resource that has captivated both myself and my 13-year-old autistic son, who is obsessed with geography. This beautifully illustrated book is not only visually stunning but also incredibly informative and interesting.With more than 200 maps and illustrations, this atlas provides a wealth of geographical knowledge, covering a wide range of topics and regions from around the world. Each map is meticulously detailed, offering valuable insights into the physical and cultural landscapes of different countries and continents.What I love most about this atlas is its accessibility and readability. Despite the complexity of the subject matter, the information is presented in a clear and concise manner, making it easy for readers of all ages and backgrounds to understand and appreciate.My son, in particular, has been enthralled by the atlas and spends hours poring over its pages, absorbing information about different countries, continents, and geographical features. It has sparked his curiosity and deepened his understanding of the world around him, providing him with a valuable educational resource that he treasures.Overall, I highly recommend the National Geographic Concise Atlas of the World to anyone with an interest in geography. Whether you're a seasoned geographer or a curious enthusiast, this atlas is sure to delight and inspire with its wealth of knowledge and stunning visuals.

This book is nicely bound and looks like it will hold up for a long while. I probably need more detail than what is in this atlas, but it is a very good general atlas of the whole world, with numerous types of maps.