Noun:

মানচিত্র এর বই,

book of maps's Usage Examples:

In 1931, he published a larger book of maps of the moon's surface with descriptions of features.

This was the first appearance of the word Atlas in reference to a book of maps.

unusual labyrinth symbol on a 16th-century map of Crete contained in a book of maps in the library of Christ Church, Oxford.

Girthon school "the company present were shown a beautiful and correct book of maps, executed by John Faed, as a specimen of his many and varied drawings.

volumes including Fifty-six new and accurate maps of Great Britain, a book of maps of the British Isles.

it is one of a series that illustrated Katip Çelebi's Universal Geography, the first printed book of maps and drawings to appear in the Islamic world.

of a series that illustrated Katip Çelebi’s Cihannuma (Universal Geography), the first printed book of maps and drawings to appear in the Muslim World.

However, he presented the authorities with a book of maps taken from the Spanish ship El Santo Rosario in July 1681; their value.

Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) in December 2012 published a 68-page book of maps and data called Amazonia Under Pressure The work behind the publication[clarification.

has now extended to fifteen full-length novels, five short stories, a book of maps and a now-defunct blog called Weird New Worlds.

He also prepared a large book of maps on the Ganges Basin, entitled: Cursus Gangæ fluvi Indiæ maximi, inde.

Finn discovered the geographic landmark, Iron Hill, in a Delaware book of maps, which explained the site's rich historical background.

” Imago Mundi, named after Columbus’s book of maps on the 500th anniversary of his “discovery”, turned out to be the band's.

Kaufmann has said the Field Atlas is not a field guide and, while it is a book of maps, both the author and several commentators have suggested it is not an.

Synonyms:

gazetteer; dialect atlas; book of facts; reference; reference work; atlas; linguistic atlas; reference book; map collection;

Antonyms:

close; near;