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2) The first school atlas for the Australian Curriculum

Unlike other student atlases, Jacaranda was the first publisher to produce a student atlas specifically designed to meet the needs of the Australian Curriculum: Geography syllabus3.

3) A population first in student atlases

The introduction of proportional symbols to represent population first appeared in Australian student atlases in the first edition of the Jacaranda Atlas4.

4) The Jacaranda Atlas expands into new markets

In addition to the secondary school market, Jacaranda produced a series of primary school atlases, as well as editions for New Zealand and Papua New Guinea5.

5) The new edition of the Jacaranda Atlas

From the launch of the first atlas in 1969 until the availability of the new