Ena L. Yonge · 1957
In its section on Latin American statistical atlases, the article names the Atlas Estatístico do Brasil as a statistical atlas deserving mention. According to its foreword, it was issued as a patriotic gesture to make Brazil better known. The reviewer says it is not intended for specialists, but that specialists will find much of interest in its maps, graphs, and tables; it presents essential data for a panoramic view of Brazil, with graphs showing the country’s potential and explored wealth. The bibliographical note identifies Carlos Augusto Ribeiro Campos as organizer, with the Departamento Nacional do Café collaborating; Rio de Janeiro, 1941; 112 pages of maps and diagrams with facing text and 19 pages of tables.
