Associated Press World Atlas
Publisher: Graphic Learning
Published: April 1989
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 184
ISBN-13: 9780877461111
Subjects: Atlases - General; Reference; Atlases
First sentence: Every day, newspapers and broadcasters report happenings in lands near and far.

The news they carry comes from as near as the reader's own neighborhood and from as far as such exotic places as Afghanistan and Zimbabwe.
Description: A small world atlas. As of 2009, some information is obsolete. For example, Russia is referred to as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

The opening page was written by Claude E. Erbsen, Vice President and Director of World Services, The Associated press.
Table of contents: class: section
label: Statistics; pagenum: 6-7
class: part
label: The World; pagenum: 8-15
class: part
label: Europe; pagenum: 16-25
class: part
label: Asia; pagenum: 24-27
class: part
label: Australia; pagenum: 28-18
class: part
label: Africa; pagenum: 38-42
class: part
label: North-America; pagenum: 42-47
class: part
label: South-America; class: part
label: Reader Information; pagenum: 48
class: part
label: Reader Information; pagenum: 49
class: part
label: Legend; class: part
label: Europe