Atlas of the World: Thirty-First Edition

Highly detailed maps of important areas of the world. Sometimes I need a magnifying glass so see the fine print. This is OK for my purposes. I support Missions work in challenging areas of the world. Maps help me understand regions and locales where my donations are being used..

This is a beautiful book-- coffee table worthy yet useful as a reference book. Many interesting sections. Bought for my husband as a birthday gift, he loves it!

Perfect gift for my college student grandson who aspires to a travel heavy profession. Surprised and pleased.

I have owned a few of these over the years. My favorites? This one and my very out of date 1981 National Geographic.. the only flaw I have found is a glaring spelling listing of Liechtenstein.Sadly I attempted e mailing their website to point out the error, and it’s useless. I got a few replies back basically culminating in are you the person to advise us? That’s a joke and at best giving up.However I was delighted to see details on Venice in city mapsInformation is clear and concise. It’s also rather current. Things I would like? A larger map of Malta and Manaco and Vatican City. It’s a wish list I know.I would give this as a gift just do not rely on e mail replies from the company that publishes it.

I bought this for a present and it was such a great choice.

Comprehensive atlas but it contains inaccurate information. One example is the Greece Türkiye border.

Fabulous book! Fascinating and gorgeous!

I have no issues with this atlas at all. A quality book of world maps.