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Soviet Union: forged during a millenium of expansion, the largest country on earth is an unwieldy conglomeration of a hundred ethnolinguistic groups

produced by the Cartographic Division, National Geographic Society; John B. Garver, Jr., chief cartographer; design, Allen Carroll, director, John F. Dorr, Bob Pratt; art, Tibor G. Toth; research, Alice T.M. Rechlin, director [and others]
Resource Type:
Map (Print/Paper)
Publication:
Washington, D.C. : National Geographic Society, 1990

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Table of Contents:
  • Ethnolinguistic groups of the Soviet Union
  • Soviet Union [general map showing administrative divisions].
Author/Creator:
National Geographic Society (U.S.) > Cartographic Division
Contributors:
Garver, John B.
Carroll, Allen
Dorr, John F.
Rechlin, Alice T. M. (Alice Theodora Merten)
Languages:
English
Language Notes:
Item content: English
Main Work:
Soviet Union: forged during a millenium of expansion, the largest country on earth is an unwieldy conglomeration of a hundred ethnolinguistic groups [National Geographic Society (U.S.), Cartographic Division]
Related Works:
Ethnolinguistic groups of the Soviet Union
National Geographic
Subjects:
Ethnology — Soviet Union — Maps
Soviet Union — Languages — Maps
Soviet Union — Maps
Soviet Union — Administrative and political divisions — Maps
Population density — Soviet Union — Maps
Soviet Union — Territorial expansion — Maps
Ethnology
Language and languages
Administrative and political divisions
Population density
Territorial expansion
Soviet Union
Genres:
Maps
General Notes:
Relief shown by shading and spot heights on general map. Depths shown by gradient tints and soundings on general map.
Panel title.
Published: Washington, D.C., March 1990.
"Supplement to the National Geographic, March 1990, page 2A, vol. 177, no. 3--Soviet Union."
"Reprinted from the National Geographic Magazine for the Soviet Union Today."
Includes text, index of administrative divisions, inset of population density, glossary, aerial view as if from outer space, and bar graphs.
Ancillary historical maps of territorial expansion: 1. Slavic expansion ca. 600 -- 2. The Kievan Rus 1054 -- 3. Seeds of the Russian state 1380 -- 4. Tsardom of Muscovy 1596 -- 5. Westward inroads 1815 -- 6. The long movement eastward 1886 -- 7. War and revolution 1914 -- 8. Soviet sphere 1955.
Physical Description:
2 maps on 1 sheet : both sides, color ; 25 x 46 cm and 53 x 90 cm, sheet 56 x 94 cm, folded to 15 x 24 cm
Physical Characteristics:
paper; polychrome
Call Numbers:
G7001.E1 1990 .N3
Library of Congress Control Numbers:
90685312
OCLC Numbers:
23046708