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Imperial map of the world in hemispheres (Sheet 1) Princeton University Public content

Author(s):
Publisher:
Edinburgh ; London : W. & A. K. Johnston Limited, [1905?]
Access:
Public
Description:
Originally published on one sheet. Inset: Parallels of latitude and circles -- Comparative lengths of the principal rivers of the western hemisphere -- North polar regions -- Comparative lengths of the principal rivers of the eastern hemispheres -- Longitudes or meridians and zones -- Hemisphere showing greatest amount of land -- [Comparative heights of mountains of] South America, North America, Antarctica & Oceania, Europe, Africa, Asia -- South polar regions -- Hemisphere showing greatest amount of water. Double hemispherical world map with routes of principal railways; relief shown by spot heights. W. & A. K. Johnston Ltd. operated as a limited company from 1901. cf. Tooley's dictionary of mapmakers.
Subject(s):
Mountains—Charts, diagrams, etc, Rivers—Charts, diagrams, etc, World maps, and World maps—1905
Call number:
HMC01.4148
Held by:
Princeton: Historic Map Division, Special Collections, Firestone Library
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