WORLD MARP PDF

Standard Time Zones of the World 1997 (2.6MB).

Standard Time Zones of the World 1999 (2.1MB).

Standard Time Zones of the World 2000 (1.2MB).

Standard Time Zones of the World 2001 (1.6MB).

Standard Time Zones of the World 1995 (593K).

Standard Time Zones of the World 1998 (774K).

Standard Time Zones of the World 2001 (515K).

Standard Time Zones of the World 2004 (806K).

Standard Time Zones of the World 2005 (824K).

Standard Time Zones of the World 2007 (853K).Standard Time Zones of the World 2008 (1.6MB).Standard Time Zones of the World 2010 (810K).Standard Time Zones of the World 2011 (867K).Standard Time Zones of the World 2012 (867.6K).Standard Time Zones of the World 2013 (3.2MB).Standard Time Zones of the World 2015 (3.3MB).United States Army Service Forces, Army Specialized Training Division. Ocean Currents and Sea Ice from Atlas of World Maps.Muslim Distribution (Sunni and Shia) 1995 (557K).Megacities - Growth in Megacities 1950-2015 from Global Trends 2015: A Dialogue About the Future With Nongovernment Experts, National Intelligence Council, 2000 (258K).Market Size By Gross Domestic Product from Handbook of International Economic Statistics.International Map of the World (topographic maps 1:1,000,000).Illicit Trafficking Routes from Global Trends 2015: A Dialogue About the Future With Nongovernment Experts, National Intelligence Council, 2000 (312K).Historical Maps of the World (University of Texas Map Collection).Gross Domestic Product Per Capita from Handbook of International Economic Statistics.Ethnic Diversity of States from Global Trends 2015: A Dialogue About the Future With Nongovernment Experts, National Intelligence Council, 2000 (312K).Age Structure - World Age Structure, 2005 and Projected 2025 from Global Trends 2025: A Transformed World, National Intelligence Council, 2008 (213K).

WORLD MARP PDF

World Map (Political) April 1995 (588K) and pdf format (591K).World Map (Political) February 1995 (360K) and pdf format (364K).World Map (Political) 1997 (315K) and pdf format (310K).World Map (Political) 1998 (323K) and pdf format (217K).World Map (Political) 2000 (197K) and pdf format (203K).

World Map (Political) 2002 (187K) and pdf format (193K).

World Map (Political) 2011 January (1.4MB).

World Map (Political) 2011 November (1.5MB).

Physical Map of the World 1999 (2.1MB).

Physical Map of the World 2003 (2.3MB).

Physical Map of the World 2004 (4.18MB).

Physical Map of the World 2007 (4.5MB).

Physical Map of the World 2008 (4.4MB).

Physical Map of the World 2011 January (2.1MB).

Physical Map of the World 2011 November (1.9MB).

Physical Map of the World 2012 (2.3MB).

Physical Map of the World 2013 (1.9MB).

Physical Map of the World 2015 (2.9MB).

Central Intelligence Agency, unless otherwise indicated. Health experts advise Americans under air quality advisories to stay indoors with air conditioning or to wear N95 masks outside.The following maps were produced by the U.S. 'Smoke concentrations should diminish over parts of the Heartland on Tuesday, but may still cause poor air quality along the East Coast,' the weather service said.Īs of Monday morning, Chicago and Detroit have the worst air quality conditions among American cities, according to IQ Air's live ranking of major world cities, which ranks them 4th and 13th, respectively.Īccording to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, there are currently 580 blazes 'out on control' and over 880 active fires. MONDAY WEATHER FORECAST: Over 80 million Americans under heat-related warnings, advisories Smoke from Canadian wildfires is projected to impact Americans through Tuesday as winds funnel the haze into the continental United States, the weather service said.Īir quality alerts were issued for areas including the northern high Plains, the Midwest, Great Lakes, central Tennessee and North Carolina, and the Northeast.Īccording to the weather service, higher concentrations of smoke will result in unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups. Poor air quality has returned in large portions of the country and is expected to linger through the early portion of the week, according to the National Weather Service.

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