Maps, atlases: Atlas of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic

Summary

The Atlas of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic is a significant achievement in Czechoslovak cartography, published in 1966 by the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences and the Central Administration of Geodesy and Cartography. The atlas comprises 58 map sheets containing 434 maps, cartograms, and diagrams, organized into five main sections covering nature, population, industry, agriculture, transport, and concluding with trade, culture, and living standards. As a comprehensive national atlas, it systematically reflects the natural and socio-economic conditions of Czechoslovakia, offering substantial scientific reference value and representational significance within the international cartographic context of its time.