What type of content is primarily found in an atlas?

An atlas is primarily designed to provide detailed maps that represent geographical areas. These maps can include various types, such as topographical, political, climatic, and demographic maps. Atlases serve as valuable resources for understanding spatial relationships, navigation, and geographic features of a region. While an atlas may occasionally include supplementary information or visuals related to geography, such as charts or statistical data, the hallmark feature is the comprehensive collection of maps that detail locations, terrains, and various geographic phenomena. This unique focus on maps distinguishes atlases from other types of resources that emphasize literary, scientific, or historical content.