Nine books of exploration and knowledge about the countries of our planet make up the World Illustrated Atlas, which is also a new modern geographical encyclopedia. It is a complete, updated, and current series, based on reliable sources and documented information. Images, inserts, maps, aerial photographs, and satellite images enrich each volume of 192 pages, so that the result is aesthetically better and the reading more enjoyable.

The first part of the volumes refers to geophysical topics. That is, the natural environment and all the phenomena that characterize it are examined. This part has special frames with graphs and images to facilitate reading and understanding.

The second part of the volumes is a continuation and complement of the first. It presents the situation of the inhabitants, both in cities and in the countryside or forests, with numbers and graphs.