Book reviews and notices: Atlas de Cuba

Summary

This review assesses Gerardo Canet and Erwin Raisz's Atlas de Cuba, a cartographic work using colored maps, diagrams, and pictorial symbols to depict Cuba's history, physical geography, economy, population, communications, and trade. The reviewer notes its value for teaching cultural geography, though Spanish captions and incomplete legends create some difficulties. Overall, the atlas is reliable, well-documented, statistically current, and a welcome aid for understanding Latin American patterns and trends.