Canadian Atlas

Author: Nie Hongwen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book includes:
1. 6 thematic maps: Political divisions, Topography, Climate, Population and Language, Transportation and Time Zones, Tourism Resources.
2. 14 provincial and expanded maps: Natural geography, socio-economy, universities, and introductions to each province and region (covering 10 provinces and 3 regions).
3. 3 city maps: Including maps of seven major cities—Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City, Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary.
4. Introduction to Canada: Covers an overview, brief history, natural environment, economy, culture, and relations between Canada and China.
The Canada Atlas is part of a country-specific map series, designed to help readers understand Canada's social, economic, and cultural, serving as a reference for those traveling, studying, or conducting business in Canada. The book consists of three main components: maps, text, and images.
- Maps: Over 50 maps, including introductory maps, political division maps, regional expanded maps, and city maps, providing detailed and intuitive representations of Canada's water systems, transportation networks, settlements, heritage sites, and urban landscapes.
- Text: Over 60,000 words, comprehensively introducing Canada's natural geography, area, population, ethnic groups, history, politics, and customs.
- Images: Over 40 photos, primarily showcasing selected iconic Canadian buildings and scenic landmarks.