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USGS
Map Catalog: International and World
USGS
maps of the world and selected regions of the world outside of the
USA. Click
on any of the map titles or images below to examine a
larger sample of that USGS map [up to 10MB, some in PDF format, obtain
Adobe Acrobat Reader at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html].
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World Maps
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World
Map--Use this map
for teaching and learning about the world's physical regions,
continents, oceans, and landforms. Available in three sizes:
Size 1: A single
sheet, 42"x56" at a scale of 1:30,000,000. Size 2: Three sheets that assemble
to a 55"x74" map at a scale of 1:22,000,000. Size 3: Six sheets that assemble
to an 88"x118" map at a scale of 1:14,000,000. All map sections can be ordered
individually.
Product ID Number for Size 1 - 33992
Product ID Number for Size 2 - 33993, 33994, and 33995 Product ID Number for
Size 3 - 33996, 33997, 33998, 33999, 34000, and 34001
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World
Map--Use this
outline map
for teaching and learning about the world's physical regions,
continents, oceans, and landforms. It is printed in two colors and
uses the Van der Grinten projection centered on the
Americas. The outline format makes it useful as a base map.
This 24.5" x 17.5" map shows only the boundaries and
names of nations. Map scale is 1:80,000,000.
Product ID Number
34004
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World
Map--Use this
outline map
for teaching and learning about the world's physical regions,
continents, oceans, and landforms. It is printed in two colors and
uses the Van der Grinten projection centered on the
Americas. The outline format makes it useful as a base map.
This 48" x 33.5" map shows only the boundaries and
names of nations. Map scale at the equator is close to 1:40,000,000.
Product ID Number
34003 |
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Regions
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Results
of Land Cover Change Detection Analysis in and around Cordillera
Azul National Park, Peru--The
first product of the Optimizing Design and Management of Protected
Areas for Conservation Project is a land cover change detection
analysis based on Landsat thematic mapper (TM) and enhanced
thematic mapper plus (ETM+) imagery collected at intervals between
1989 and 2002. The goal of this analysis was to quantify and
analyze patterns of forest clearing, land conversion, and other
disturbances in and around the Cordillera Azul National Park in
Peru. After removing clouds and cloud shadows from the
imagery using a series of automatic and manual processes, a
Tasseled Cap Transformation was used to detect pixels of high
reflectance, which were classified as bare ground and areas of
likely forest clearing. Results showed a slow but steady
increase in cleared ground prior to 1999 and a rapid and
increasing conversion rate after that time. The highest
concentrations of clearings have spread upward from the western
border of the study area on the Huallaga River. To date, most
disturbances have taken place in the buffer zone around the park,
not within it, but the data show dense clearings occurring closer
to the park border each year. Five dates of Landsat TM data
were used to determine the locations of forest disturbance.
The accompanying map sheets plot the results of the disturbance
mapping on a shaded relief image depicting the terrain of the
region. Additional data layers have been added including
transportation, hydrography, and boundaries. Sheet 2-5 are
dedicated to showing a single-year worth of disturbances while
sheet 1 displays the aggregated results of all years.
See http://pubs.usgs.gov/sim/2005/2879/
for more information.
Authors: Benjamin Sleeter and
David Halsing. 2005
U.S. Geological Survey
Scientific Investigations Map 2879, scale 1:380,000,
6 sheets.
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East
Asia Sheet 1--Use
this map for teaching about the physical and cultural geography of
Korea, southwestern Russia, northeastern China, and Japan, as well
as the oceans, islands, and seas surrounding them.
Product ID Number 34174
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East
Asia Sheet 2--Use
this map for teaching about the physical and cultural geography of
Taiwan and southeastern China, as well as the oceans, islands, and seas
surrounding them.
Product ID Number 34175
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East
Asia Sheet 3--Use
this map for teaching about the physical and cultural geography of
southeastern Asia, including Myanmar, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos,
Bangladesh, and southern China, as well as the oceans, islands, and seas
surrounding them.
Product ID Number 34176
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East
Asia Sheet 4--Use
this map for teaching about the physical and cultural geography of
sections of the Philippines, as well as the oceans, islands, and seas
surrounding them.
Product ID Number 34177
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East
Asia Sheet 5--Use
this map for teaching about the physical and cultural geography of
Indonesia, as well as the oceans, islands, and seas surrounding them.
Product ID Number 34178
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East
Asia Sheet 6--Use
this map for teaching about the physical and cultural geography of
Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, as well as the oceans, islands, and seas
surrounding them..
Product ID Number 34179
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East
Asia Sheet 7--Use
this map for teaching about the physical and cultural geography of
Indonesia and eastern Papua New Guinea, as well as the oceans,
islands, and
seas surrounding them.
Product ID Number 34180
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East
Asia Sheet 8--Use
this map for teaching about the physical and cultural geography of
Micronesia and Pacific Ocean trenches, as well as the oceans,
islands, and
seas surrounding them.
Product ID Number 34181
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Last modified: 24 March 2005
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