Research Guides: Russian History: Atlases/Maps

Google Maps

Use satellite and terrain views to explore a country, region, city or individual building, e.g., the Roman Collosseum.

Historical Map Web Sites
Site hosted by the Austin Perry-Castaneda Library at the University of Texas has links to a vast array of maps organized by region, theme, topography, etc. and other related sources.

These resources can be found in the Library's Reference section.

Atlas of Global Development.
Contains economic, environmental and social indicators; population statistics and statistics on developing countries.
Merriam-Webster's Geographical Dictionary.
An alphabetical listing of major geographical locations with brief descriptions.
New International Atlas (Rand McNally)
Oxford New Concise World Atlas
Strategic Atlas: comparative geopolitics of the world's powers
Presents graphic and textual information that depicts many of the geopolitical aspects involved in international relations.
World Bank Atlas
Presents graphic and textual statistics concerning major demographic and socio-economic issues of World Bank member nations.

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