Name: Atlas for iPad - Maps & Facts
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 3.7 (14 reviews)
Author: Appventions

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Description

Users Love Atlas for iPad!

5 Star Review *****
Great and very informative for traveller and can use without Internet
- Ronmis

5 Star Review *****
Lots of fun to use. Like a virtual globe. Helpful for learning geography. =)
- heyjone

5 Star Review *****
Very informative. Recommendable.
- Lmlufuno

View World Maps & Facts quickly and conveniently on your iPad.

Atlas for iPad features valuable Information and Maps on over 250 world entities.

FEATURES
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* Large Detailed World Map (Mercator Projection with Countries, US States, Canadian Provinces plus Ocean Floor Contours)
* Large Political and Physical World Maps.
* Regional Maps of North America, United States, Central America, South America, Arctic, Europe, Africa, Central Balkans, Middle East, Asia, Southeast Asia, and Oceania.
* World Time Zones.
* Valuable information on over 250 world entities. Information includes Population, Economy, People & Society, Languages spoken, Government, GDP, and more.
* Quick Reference maps of over 250 world entities.
* Flags of over 250 world entities.
* Country Comparison tables. Comparisons include Population, Birth Rate, GDP, Unemployment rate, and much more.
* All the maps and information can be viewed OFFLINE. NO internet connection is required as the data is stored on your iPad.

Users Love Atlas for iPad!

5 Star Review *****
Great and very informative for traveller and can use without Internet
- Ronmis

5 Star Review *****
Lots of fun to use. Like a virtual globe. Helpful for learning geography. =)
- heyjone

5 Star Review *****
Very informative. Recommendable.
- Lmlufuno

Explore the World on your iPad today!

Nov 11, 2018

Version 2.7

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3.7 out of 5

14 Ratings

Rudimentary, but ok for quick reference

I really like this atlas for its ease of use. I use it almost every day with students!

The physical map is missing major rivers, though.

I like that there are only the most major cities on the physical map.

Things I would like on atlas apps:

1. The ability to "lock" a map on place on the screen (via a button or something) so I can point to features or drag my finger along lines, boundaries, etc. without the map moving all over the place as a result of touching the screen.

2. The ability to look something up (boundaries, capitols/main cities, major physical features, etc.) and then have them glow/pulse on the map.

3. The ability to turn on/off the lat/long markers at any zoom and to have the pointer have a little flag with the current location as it scrolls over things.

4. The ability to chose the level of MSMA. This would help declutter maps/give appropriate amount of detail for user's purpose.

These four things would really make the maps more useful to a teacher or parent (or anyone, really, who's using the atlas as a proper reference tool. Otherwise, these apps are just eye candy.

Easy to use

Great overview of geographic and physical features. A must-have quick reference.

Needs work

Your atlas does no compare well to others. The world is an orb suspended in space, not a "flat earth" projection. You need to incorporate a global projection. You could stand more details on each country. While your database is okay, it can be improved dramatically. For the purposes of geography the maps need to be place in perspective on a globe with latitude and longitudinal lines.

Vernon Young