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1. World Administrative Units 2008

1996. ESRI. World Administrative Units represents the boundaries for the first-level administrative units of the world. ESRI.

2. World Cities 2008

1996. ESRI. World Cities represents the locations of major cities of the world. ESRI.

3. World Continents 2008

1996. ESRI. World Continents represents the boundaries for the continents of the world. ESRI.

4. World Countries 2008

1996. ESRI. World Countries 2008 represents the boundaries for the countries of the world as they existed in January 2008. ESRI.

5. World Drainage Systems 2008

1992. ESRI. World Drainage Systems represents the major drainage systems of the world. ESRI.

6. World Gazetteer 2008

1992. ESRI. World Gazetteer represents the locations and proper names for map features around the world. The gazetteer includes attribute and annotation name i... ESRI.

7. World Lakes 2008

1992. ESRI. World Lakes represents the major lakes and inland seas within the world. ESRI.

8. World Latitude and Longitude Grids 2008

1996. ESRI. World Latitude and Longitude Grids represents a 5 by 5 degree latitude/longitude grid covering the world with attributes that allow you to display ... ESRI.

9. World Map Background 2008

1996. ESRI. World Map Background represents grid cells of 30 by 30 degrees that cover the world. ESRI.

10. World Regions 2008

1996. ESRI. World Regions represents the boundaries for the regions of the world. There are 25 commonly recognized world regions. ESRI.

11. World Rivers 2008

1992. ESRI. World Rivers represents the major rivers within the world. ESRI.

12. World Time Zones 2008

2001. ESRI. World Time Zones represents the time zones of the world. The time zones are best displayed with World Countries or World Administrative Units. ESRI.

13. World UTM Zones 2008

1997. ESRI. World UTM Zones represents the Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) Zones of the world. ESRI.