
Oxford Student Atlas for India
2011
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A must-have for every student, the second edition of Oxford Student Atlas For India, published in the year 2011, is an updated version with several new features. Oxford Student Atlas For India serves a standard reference book for teachers as well as students. There are several changes that have been incorporated in the second edition, in order to make the atlas more compatible with the syllabus followed by various education boards across India. Oxford Student Atlas For India is designed to make map reading and understanding a much easier task for school children. The quality digital maps provided in this book are accurate and the layout is attractive, raising the aesthetic value of the book. The book features sections on the World Time Zone map and World History, which are sure to be useful for all students. It also has a section that draws attention to the history of cartology and landforms, which gives students some insights into the history and concepts behind map-making. The book lays great emphasis on the accuracy of its maps. The material has been well researched, and the Geographic Information System (GIS) technology has been incorporated to provide 3D physical maps that have amazing clarity and accuracy.
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