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Cram's Universal Atlas was an American general-reference atlas published by George Franklin Cram and his Chicago-based company in successive editions from the late nineteenth century into the twentieth century. It combined maps of countries, regions, states, and cities with geographical reference material. The atlas was intended for schools, libraries, households, and other readers seeking a printed overview of world geography.
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Who published Cram's Universal Atlas?
Cram's Universal Atlas was published by George Franklin Cram and his Chicago-based company. The atlas appeared in successive editions from the late nineteenth century into the twentieth century.
What type of atlas is Cram's Universal Atlas?
It is a broad American general-reference atlas rather than a specialized road atlas. Its maps cover countries, regions, states, and cities.
Why does the edition year matter when using Cram's Universal Atlas?
Different editions reflect the borders, place names, and geographic knowledge of their publication period. An edition from the late nineteenth century may differ greatly from one printed in the twentieth century.
Does Cram's Universal Atlas include only maps of the United States?
No. The atlas combines maps of countries and regions with maps of American states and cities.
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