Map Projections: A Working Manual (U S Geological Survey Professional Pape…

Map Projections: A Working Manual (U S Geological Survey Professional Pape…

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Item Length11in
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Item Width8.5in
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LanguageEnglish
TopicCartography
Publication Year2012
Item Weight33.2 Oz
Number Of Pages406 Pages

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