Atlas of Poland

Summary

The 'Atlas of Poland' aims to graphically represent complex data and statistics through cartography, facilitating the synthesis of interrelated phenomena. It comprises eight sections and 55 main maps at a scale of 1:2,000,000 using the Albers projection, covering topics such as history, geophysics, natural conditions, population, agriculture, industry, transport, and administration. The article details published and forthcoming maps, including historical, railway, geomorphological, and climatic maps, and outlines the editorial committee's organization and workflow. As a scientific publication, the atlas documents the challenging postwar reconstruction conditions and contributes valuable insights to contemporary Polish studies.