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Great Soviet Atlas of the World. Moscow, 1937 1
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This Atlas is of interest to polar travellers since Soviet territory covers such a large section of the Arctic regions. We accordingly find that nearly every map of the territory goes well into the Arctic Circle. The two special pages of circumpolar maps are well printed and follow the usual convention for showing routes of expeditions. Insets on the Arctic sheet give a valuable map of Severnaya Zemlya with relief and soundings; there are also insets of parts of Novaya Zemlya, while weather charts and ice-drift charts complete the page.

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The Polar Record, No. 16, July 1938
Page 85, line 19. For Barentsberg mine 50,000 read Barentsberg mine 400,000.
line 20. For Grumant mine 400,000 read Grumant mine 50,000.

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