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GILBERT M. GROSVENOR, PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN
WILBUR E. GARRETT, EDITOR
JOHN B. GARVER, JR., CHIEF CARTOGRAPHER
Supplement to the National Geographie, December 1988, Page 9IOA, Vol. 174, No. 6—WORLD
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MAP PROJECTIONS
The World map is displayed on the Robinson projection. This
flat portrayal ofthe round earth permits some distortion in
relative sizes at the high latitudes in order to maintain
reasonable shapes ofregions particularly within the middle and
low latitudes. The Population Density and the Religions maps
appear on the Interrupted Goode Homolosine projection, an
equal-area mapping format that portrays the continents in their
true relative size.
METRIC CONVERSIONS: 1 centimeter x 0.393701 inches,
1 meterx 3.280840 feet, 1 kilometer x 0.621371 miles
International boundaries and disputed territories, where scale
permits, reflect de facto Status at the time of publication.
Water Depth
METERSFEET
0-200 0-660
v 200-2,000 660-6,560
2,000-4,000 6,560-13,120
4,000-6,000 13,120-19,690
6,000-8,000 19,690-26,250
8,000-10,000 26,250-32,810
Over 10,000 0ver 32,810
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N. and soundings in meters x
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Design: HAROLD E. ABERJR.r DirectorJohn. F. Dorr, Bob PrattResearch: ALICE T. M. RECHLIN, Director;
Harry D. Kauhane, John L Beeson, Debbie J. Gibbons, Charles W. Gotthardt, Jr., Thomas L. Gray, Barbara P.
Holland, Etelka K. Horvath, Mary C. Latham, Jon A. Sayre, Sr., Juan J. Valdes, Thomas A. Walsh
Production: LEO B. ZEBARTH, Director; David P. Beddoe, Charles F. Case, Roland R. Nichols,
Kevin P. Allen, Iskandar Baday, William E. Carmel, Jr., Scott T. Fort, Martin J. Golden, Stephen P. Wells;
Printing and Quality Control: JOHN F. SHUPE, Director; Elie Sabban, Edward J. Holland
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Interrupted Goode Homolosine Projection
STATUTE MILES
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O IOOO 2000 3000
KILOMETERS
O IOOO 2000 3000
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