World Vegetation and Ocean Currents
John George Bartholomew · 1860 - 1920
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Why is this public domain? John George Bartholomew died in 1920; this work is in the public domain.
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A two-page printed map titled World Vegetation and Ocean Currents, showing vegetation zones by colour across the continents and ocean currents as flowing lines across the seas. Smaller inset maps display food crop regions and other product regions, with explanatory legends and notes. The work is attributed to John George Bartholomew.
