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A guide to the area running from the mouth of the Wye at Chepstow to Chester on the Dee. The text includes details on the history, people, atmosphere, architecture, wildlife and food and drink of the region. Each chapter is accompanied by route maps and itineraries.

The Welsh Borders

Travel

CHRISTOPHER SOMERVILLE

Europe

W H SMITH PHILIPS' WORLD ATLAS

Reference

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Atlases & Maps

They cover 72 percent of the Earth's surface, provide food, regulate the climate, and supply mineral sources. Because of the oceans, life itself is possible. An array of captivating color photos, diagrams, and maps introduce this thriving world and the role it plays in our ecology. Probe the extraordinary depths of the briny blue, where the earth's crust constantly moves; undersea volcanoes explode; and amazing creatures survive in hydrothermal vents. Up above, look at shifting coastlines, affected by nature and by human activity. Pictures graphically reveal the results of pollution and capture such breathtaking sights as water spouts growing down from thunder clouds to the sea. Plus: An encyclopedia of marine life, with a list of threatened species.  208 pages (all in color), 8 7/8 x 12.

Philip's Atlas Of The Oceans

Pernetta, John

United States

Philip's Family World Atlas

Philip'S

Atlas of the World (World Atlas)

This is a practical and authoritative guide to identifying minerals, rocks and fossils. It is an invaluable handbook for amateur collectors and specialists alike, small and compact enough to carry in the pocket or rucksack. The illustrations in this revised edition have been improved to give a truer representation of the colours found in nature. A best-seller in its field since 1974 when it was first published, the 1998 edition has been completely revised and updated, with brand-new, extended introductory sections and appendices.The book has also been completely redesigned to bring it into the 1990s and make it more user friendly. Around 145 colour plates show typical mineral, rock and fossils specimens. The plates were photographed from the Natural History Museum's incredible collection. Over 100 specially commissioned line drawings illustrate the authoritative descriptions of the specimens. The 1998 edition has been updated and revised by two of the original authors (Dr Woolley and Dr Bishop), plus an expert in fossils, all from the world-class Natural History Museum in London.

Philip's Guide to Minerals, Rocks and Fossils

Hamilton, W.R.

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

A regional street atlas for Berkshire. The colour mapping is prepared by the Ordnance Survey and offers coverage of all urban and rural areas. The mapping is at the standard scale of 3.5 inches to one mile and is complete with postcode boundaries on the maps. There is a route planning map at the front of the atlas, and the main maps show every named road, street and lane with through-routes highlighted. School locations are marked and emergency services, hospitals, police stations, car parks and rail and bus stations are all featured. There is an index of street names and postcodes, including schools, industrial estates, hospitals and sports centres.

Ordnance Survey Berkshire Street Atlas

Unknown, Author

Philip's University Atlas is a brand-new atlas designed specifically for students of geography, studying at upper secondary to university level.The atlas begins with a 48-page British Isles section, featuring digital physically coloured maps at the scale of 1:1 million. Accompanying the physical maps are thematic maps on geology, climate and population, plus detailed maps of the administrative regions. A special feature of the atlas is the index which comes immediately after this section, devoted specifically to the British Isles mapping.The middle section is made up of 128 pages of digital World topographical maps, which are indexed at the rear of the book, followed by a highly-illustrated 16-page Satellite Imagery section examining, for example, the uses of remote sensing and GIS in mineral exploration and weather monitoring.A 64-page World thematic map section completes the atlas, including continental thematics on climate, vegetation, population, wealth and standards of living.Both the 96-page World index and the British Isles index include letter-figure references as well as latitude and longitude co-ordinates, and list cities, towns, villages and geographical features.Philip's University Atlas is an unbeatable combination of highly detailed physical mapping backed up by numerous charts, illustrations and thematic maps.Main map scale:

Philip's University Atlas

Philip's Maps

<p>The establishment of cities, agricultural advances, technological breakthroughs, artistic triumphs, political and military turmoil, and geographic upheavals--to understand world history, you have to understand these crucial shifts, because they all had an impact on the way society developed. Vibrant and plentiful illustrations, photographs, maps, and diagrams, plus side-by-side timelines, highlight the most exciting and momentous historical events in Asia and Australasia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas. Moving from 15,000 BCE to the dawn of the third millennium, chart the progress made in science and culture. Quotations from eminent figures offer compelling views of events from their own time, and 1,500 biographies of international luminaries include writers, scientists, and artists. From the end of the ice age to the discovery of quarks, the significance of each moment becomes brilliantly clear and meaningful.<br></p>

Philip's World History: People, Dates & Events

History

World

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