Geografja matematyczna IV
Blasius Kozenn · 1821-1871
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Why is this public domain? Blasius Kozenn died in 1871; this work is in the public domain.
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A multi-panel educational chart of mathematical geography showing globes in perspective and conic projections, a wind rose, and diagrams of Earth's rotation and precession. Several world maps appear in Mercator, Bonne, Mollweide, Sanson-Flamsteed and Lambert projections.
