South America - Economic by George Philip & Son (1914)

Colored 1914 economic map of South America showing productive regions, agricultural product codes, and mineral working symbol

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A colored economic map of South America showing productive regions in green and non-productive regions in pink, with blue letter codes marking agricultural products such as cattle, sheep, wheat, coffee and sugar. Red symbols mark principal mineral workings including gold, silver, copper and nitrate, and a reference legend and scale bar appear in the lower corners. Published by George Philip & Son in 1914.

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