Finding your way around Singapore has never been easier! This superior atlas has been designed to fit the needs of Singapore residents and visitors—to assist them in quickly finding their way. SINGAPORE'S FIRST AND ONLY TRUE STREET ATLAS. Designed with the user in mind. Logical, clear, informative—from Periplus, Asia's leading book and map publisher. LESS PAGE FLIPPING. More maps and larger size maps reduces flipping between pages to locate your destination. This atlas is designed at the ideal scales for Singapore—providing coverage of greater areas at–a–glance. ENHANCED CLARITY. The first atlas produced to exacting 'world Class' cartographic standards. Each road and building is colour coded, so you find your way more quickly. No strange symbols or garish colors to detract from important map information. FINDER MAPS MAKE NAVIGATION EASY. Large–scale Finder Maps at 1:40,000 scale show all of Singapore in just 18 pages. Helps you get from A to B in a flash. Finder Maps show every major road and most minor ones in all parts of Singapore. DETAILED CENTRAL CITY MAPS. Critical central city areas are shown at the detailed scale of 1:7500. No other atlas gives as comprehensive coverage of these areas—every street, important building and city landmark is clearly shown. USER–FRIENDLY INDEX. The most important tool in any atlas is the index. The Periplus atlas has more listings and each section within the index is clearly labeled for easy reference. INCLUDED JOHOR BAHRU. No other atlas includes such extensive and detailed coverage of Singapore's closest neighbor.

Detailed regional and town maps are presented, with dense town areas and prominent resorts shown at 1:10,000 to 1:25,000 scale for detailed coverage. Altogether there are 50+ maps for easy location of places, buildings and other places of interests.

Full of information and easy to use, the Singapore Street Atlas is a must have for anyone living in, driving in, or traveling to Singapore. This atlas has been specially designed so that residents of Singapore, and its many visitors, can locate places more quickly than ever before. The 114 maps cover Singapore in three scales: Central Singapore, Greater Singapore, and Finder Maps. Each scale has its own smart color scheme so that readers can swiftly find the one they need. The local geography has been carefully considered so that each map shows the most useful area possible. It also includes 16 maps of neighboring Johor Bahru for those who want to explore outside of Singapore. Complementing the maps is a two-part index -- Streets and Places -- which contains over 15,000 entries. A simple grid-referencing system and an easy-to-read typeface make looking up a destination easier than ever. Plus, the handy size allows for easy travel and storage.

Finding your way around this lovely island is now easier than ever. Singapore's first true street atlas has been fully revised and updated with all the latest information.The city-state of Singapore has a population of nearly 4 million, plus countless visitors every day. Constant developments to the city's infrastructure create a market desperate for a current product that provides the very latest information. Periplus meets that demand with the most up-to-date map possible.

Since 1965, when it became a fully independent city-state, Singapore has been an effervescent laboratory of economic, social and environmental transformation and innovation. The government of the small island republlc, which currently covers about 720 sq km, has thoroughly transformed and extended the lands under its control to serve the needs and ambitions of its citizens. The systematic overhaul of the Singaporean environment reflects a deliberate policy of social transformation, a revolution controlled and monitored from above. While Singapore's achievements in the realm of economic and social development have been carefully observed, little has been said about the close connections between these accomplishments and territorial management. Based on an extended series of diachronic maps, this book illustrates the nature and depth of the territorial changes that have occurred since the early 1960s. The commentary that accompanies the maps shows how Singapore has used this ongoing territorial transformation to support its position in a globalized economy, and also as a tool of social and political management.

Colour Atlas of Ophthalmology, 3rd edition is an up-to-date compendium of high quality colour illustrations of common eye conditions, with well-organised and concise text.This will be an excellent volume for medical students, general practitioners, ophthalmic students and all paramedical personnel who have to deal with common eye diseases.