Richard W. Stephenson · 1972
The survey describes Jorge L. Tamayo's 1962 second edition of Atlas geográfico general de México as a significant atlas of Mexico. It covers physical, economic, and social geography through 13 double-page maps at 1:5,500,000, six full-page maps at 1:8,000,000, and 40 smaller-scale half-page maps. The reviewer singles out facsimiles of maps by Alzate y Ramirez (1768), Humboldt (1822), and Disturnell (1847), along with maps of archaeological sites, ethnography, biogeography, and the distributions of selected birds, animals, and fish.
