Atlas of North America: Space Age Portrait of a Continent

The hardcover of the "Atlas of North America" shows signs of wear, particularly along the spine and corners, but remains intact without a dust jacket. The interior pages are clean and well-preserved, featuring vibrant color illustrations and maps. The binding is firm, ensuring the atlas is fully functional for use and display.

The "Atlas of North America: Space Age Portrait of a Continent" by the National Geographic Society offers a comprehensive visual exploration of the continent through the eyes of space-age technology. Published by National Geographic Society in Washington, D.C., this atlas showcases the intricate details of North America's geography with the aid of satellite imagery and expert cartography. The publication features contributions from distinguished cartographers and illustrators, including Sally Summerall. While the exact year of publication is not visible, this work stands out for its unique perspective on geographic and political landscapes during the space age. The atlas is a valuable resource for those interested in the geographical transformations and political boundaries of North America. Condition-wise, the book is bound in a sturdy hardcover with some wear evident on the spine and edges, but it remains intact and functional.