Selected Recent Maps and Atlases
- Publication
- The Professional Geographer
- Volume
- 3
- Issue
- 4
- Pages
- 13–19
Denmark · Version 1
1949–1992Marie C. Goodman’s brief notice of the 1949 landscape volume of Atlas of Denmark, by A. Schou, praises its geomorphological maps and block diagrams. She notes that the volume is in Danish and English and that its text includes numerous photographs and supporting bibliographies.
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This article reviews recent maps and atlases acquired by the Library of Congress, covering both the United States and foreign regions. The U.S. section includes maps of Alaska, the Eastern states, a literary map of North Carolina, land use, labor migration, meteorological services, forest resources, natural gas pipelines, soil conservation, state geological survey maps, and river basin reports. The foreign section covers Asia, Indochina, Ceylon, South America, Venezuela, Germany, and the USSR. The atlas section introduces works by Bartholomew, the Congo, Denmark, Islamic history, Spanish missions, Larousse International, Tanganyika, Germany, Spanish America, and Canada. The article aims to provide reference information on the latest cartographic resources for geographers, cartographers, and researchers, detailing specifications, publication data, content features, and applications, reflecting mid-20th-century cartographic advancements and the diverse presentation of geographic information.
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