Digital Atlas Version 5.2 from ADC WorldMap, released

ADC WorldMap, a leader in providing comprehensive, current and seamless geographic digital data for the entire world, is pleased to announce the release of ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas Version 5.2. Along with providing up to date Country and level one Administrative Boundaries for the entire world, the new release also offers improved coastlines and city populations.

“ADC WorldMap strives to bring our customers the most complete digital atlas for the whole earth”, said Jim Reid, President, ADC WorldMap. “By providing more detail and improved accuracy, the updates offered with version 5.2 not only strengthen the quality of our product, but will substantially enhance the applications that depend on ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas for their data source.”

In addition to including 254 Countries and more than 4,000 level one Political Boundaries, ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas v5.2 now offers flexible licensing options.

“We have seen an increasing number of Internet applications that require world-wide digital map data”, Reid commented. “With the release of ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas v5.2 we are able to be more flexible with our licensing terms for all applications, and in particular web-based solutions. Our goal is to make it easy for our customers and developers to include ADC WorldMap in a multitude of applications.”

ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas has proven to be an indispensable asset for decision makers in a variety of industries including Government, Education, Business, Fleet Management, and Internet Mapping Services. Numerous layers including world-wide administrative boundaries, roads, cities, airports, railroads, contours and more, make ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas v5.2 an excellent choice and useful tool for a wide variety of applications requiring 1:1,000,000 scale vector maps. The data is made available in ESRI, MapInfo and Oracle formats.

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