The Students Atlas in Twelve Circular Maps (On a Uniform Projection And One ...
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with Map II., where Great Britain, France, and Spain are shown on the same scale, or with Map X., where the greater part of Europe is similarly presented. The eastern part of the Northern Pacific and its great system of circling currents is shown correctly proportioned in Map IV., in which also a large portion of the equatorial Pacific current is depicted.
It will be desirable to study the parts of Map IV.
overlapping Maps V. and VI. before turning to these, though the overlaps here (the only s...uch case in the atlas) show no definite landmarks by which the teachings of one map can be combined with those of the two others. The currents and the meridians and parallels are all that avail for the direct comparison. But the student should turn back to Map III., and study the part of it overlapping Map V.
MAP V.
In this map the greater portion of the South Pacific and a part of the Southern Ocean are shown. The relative positions of New Zealand, the Fijis, and Low Islands Archipelago are indicated more satisfactorily than hereto- fore, and by comparing the overlaps between Map III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
with Map II., where Great Britain, France, and Spain are shown on the same scale, or with Map X., where the greater part of Europe is similarly presented. The eastern part of the Northern Pacific and its great system of circling currents is shown correctly proportioned in Map IV., in which also a large portion of the equatorial Pacific current is depicted.
It will be desirable to study the parts of Map IV.
overlapping Maps V. and VI. before turning to these, though the overlaps here (the only s...uch case in the atlas) show no definite landmarks by which the teachings of one map can be combined with those of the two others. The currents and the meridians and parallels are all that avail for the direct comparison. But the student should turn back to Map III., and study the part of it overlapping Map V.
MAP V.
In this map the greater portion of the South Pacific and a part of the Southern Ocean are shown. The relative positions of New Zealand, the Fijis, and Low Islands Archipelago are indicated more satisfactorily than hereto- fore, and by comparing the overlaps between Map III.
What to read after The Students Atlas in Twelve Circular Maps (On a Uniform Projection And One ...?
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