Climate in relation to commercial products
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This printed page from a 1908 Amalgamated Press publication shows three cartographic panels on climate and commerce: a world annual rainfall map, bar charts of average annual rainfall for representative cities, and a vegetation map with snow and crop limit lines. A lower diagram depicts vertical vegetation zones and peaks from the equator to 60 degrees north and south latitude.
