The economic geography

The atlas contains 52 maps combined into sections.
And also: photos, a summary of teaching material and testing

Warning: Signature on images only in Russian.

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Political and physical = WORLD MAP =
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Political map of the world
polity
The level of economic and social development of countries in the world
International organizations
Ukraine on the map of Europe
Physical Map of the World
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= World population =
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placement of the population
Urbanization. lifespan
Natural population growth. The composition of the population by sex
external migration
religion
The peoples
Employment in agriculture, forestry, fisheries and industrial sectors of the economy
Employment in service sectors of the economy. unemployment
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= Interaction between society and nature. =
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mineral resources
Fuel and geothermal resources
Resources of the World Ocean
land resources
Water resources
biological resources
Agroclimatic resources. types of winter
Recreational resources. Tourism. Areas of the world tourism
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= = WORLD ECONOMY
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Oil and gas industry
The coal industry and uranodobuvna
Utilities
ferrous metallurgy
non-ferrous metallurgy
Mechanical engineering and metal working
Chemical Industry
textile industry
agriculture
Cereals. Technical (sugar, tuber and tonic) culture
Technical (oil and fiber) culture. livestock
Transport. International network of n? connection
International economic relations? Bundles
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= Global problems of mankind =
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political tensions
Caloric intake. Healthcare? I
environmental problems
conservation
Air pollution. illiteracy
Education and science
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= Economic map =
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countries of Europe
Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Luxembourg
Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Belarus, Lithuania
Russia
countries of Asia
China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea
India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan. Japan
Canada, United States
Latin America
Africa
Australia and Oceania