South America - Temperature by George Philip & Son

Colored temperature map of South America with isotherm lines in red and blue, relief shading, and a legend.

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A colored cartographic map of South America showing land height in green to brown shading and sea depth in blue tones, with red and blue isothermal lines labeled in degrees Fahrenheit for July and January. A legend, a small inset of the British Isles, and the title Temperature appear in the lower portions of the sheet. The print is attributed to George Philip & Son and dated 1914.

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