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Crossword clue for "ATLAS"

ATLAS: Book that covers a lot of ground?

Other crossword clues for answer "ATLAS"

ATLAS: Greek Titan who carries the world on his shoulders; Teddy ___, famed boxing trainer with a "worldly" name; Map book; Map collection; Rand title strongman; With 28A, a work by 1A; Cartographer's creation; Cartographers compilation; Hammond product; Rand's "__ Shrugged"; Mountains of Morocco; NASA booster rocket; Ayn Rand title strongman; Holdup man?; Mythological sky supporter; Reference before GPS; Book perhaps obviated by Google Maps; Shrugging god of fiction; World book; Charles named "World's Most Perfectly Developed Man" in 1922; Stocking stuffer for a lover of country albums?; Collection in which boundaries are very important; He had a lot on his shoulders; Traveler's aid; Literary shrugger; China setting?; Country album?; Hammond offering is finally coming up short (5); World Book Encyclopedia?; You can see Russia from here; Place for a world view?; Global supporter; Work with insets; Titan holding up the sky; One-time 97-pounder?; Bearer of great weight; Titan with an onus; Book of maps; Book of charts; Earth-holding Titan; Geography book; Cartographic trove; Tour guide; Moon of Saturn; Rand's shrugger; Volume of the earth?; __ Shrugged; World record?; Much-burdened Titan; Sky carrier; Northwest Africa's ___ Mountains; Powerful Titan of myth; Strong supporter?; It'll show you the world; Gazetteer relative; Reference with oversized pages; ___ Mountains (Moroccan range); Brother of Prometheus; Cloud ___ (David Mitchell novel); Titan with an ocean named after him; Holdup man of myth?; It might help you get around; Big supporter of the 51-Down; Mountain shower, perhaps; It may display ranges; It's been mostly replaced by GPS; Town shower; Island shower, maybe; _____ vertebra (apt name for the topmost vertebra); Road work; Greek strongman; He bore the weight of the world; He had the world on his shoulders; Travel aid; Book containing legends; Book of plats; Perseus turned him to stone; Ayn Rand's shrugger; He has the weight of the world on his shoulders; Man of the world; Map locale; One of Prometheus's brothers; Place to see inlets and insets; America's first ICBM; Book of legends?; Lands in book form; Onetime "97-pound weakling" Charles; U.S. booster rocket; Man with the weight of the world on his shoulders; Mythical strongman; Chart collection; Guy with his back to the world; Bodybuilder Charles; Muscleman Charles; Person Perseus petrified; The world in two dimensions; Fictional burden bearer; Geography buff's book; He had the weight of the world on his shoulders; Mythical holdup man?; One place to see the world; Where Arizona may be next to Arkansas; Book with legends; Cartography volume; Earth-bearer of myth; Geography class reference; Rand McNally work; Muscular Charles; World carrier?; Book with insets and legends; Globetrotter's aid; Oversized reference book; Titan who supported the heavens on his shoulders; World-weary Titan?; Ayn Rand title word; Shrugger in an Ayn Rand title; Sky holder of myth; He's got the whole world in his hands; Titan who's world-weary?; Ayn Rand's titular Titan; Late musclebuilder Charles; Book with many legends; Globetrotter's guide; Legendary book?; Locale for legions of legends; Strongman of myth; World-weary fellow?; Cartography collection; Globetrotter's reference; Mythic sky supporter; Rand McNally offering; He shrugged, in an Ayn Rand title; National Geographic Bee reference; Cartographic collection; Fellow with a lot of weight on his shoulders; Map lover's tome; Roads scholar's book?; AAA book; Rand's "___Shrugged"; Traveler's tome; World lifting champ?; Titan who probably had great delts; Hammond publication; He's got the weight of the world; Muscle man; Travel guide; A brother of Prometheus; Early booster rocket; Geography reference book; Heavens supporter; Map holder; Road ___; Word after road or world; One of the Titans; Reference section offering; Africa's ___ Mountains; Geographical reference; World holder; Book with routes; Inset site; Big reference; Heavens holder; Burdened Titan; Mythical support person; Book with a key; Early satellite launcher; Mapquest alternative; Broad-shouldered Titan; Sky support?; One with a big weight on his shoulders; MapQuest predecessor?; Traveler's reference; Cartographer's book; Map site; Rockefeller Center statue; Early launch rocket; Road __; Volume of maps; Where most states have their own page; Geography volume; Mythological sky holder; Sky-supporting brother of Prometheus; Book with interstates; Low-tech GPS?; Aid in planning a trip; Book with roads; Condemned Titan; Reference containing insets; Book with 11-Down; Collection of maps; Geographer's volume; Sky-supporting Titan; Book with insets; Book with maps; Earth's volume?; Book that's all mapped out?; Map lover's book; North Africa's __ Mountains; Titan with a heavy load; Sky supporter of myth; African mountain range; Earth bearer; Memorable Titan; Oversize book; Mercator creation; Sky-holding Titan; Mythical giant; Mythical sky supporter; Supporter of the heavens; First US ICBM; Legendary lifter; Mythical world lifter; North African mountain range; Reference book with scales; Geographic reference book; Mythical lifter; Travel reference; Almanac section; Titan of myth; __ Shrugged (Rand novel); Geographical reference book; Big book; Mythical Titan; Book of the world; Mythical bearer of the heavens; Library tome; Oversize reference book; Road reference; Start of an Ayn Rand title; Book with scales; One with a great burden; Oversized volume, often; Mythical Earth lifter; Project Mercury launcher; Assistant in a Herculean labor; Mythical burden bearer; Mythical weightlifter; Big library book; Lifter of myth; Mythical muscleman; Wherein the world is flat; Color section of an almanac; It's bound to provide relief; Large library volume; Project Mercury launch rocket; Cartographical collection; Book of cartography; Book of world maps; Mythical world-bearer; For whom Hercules did heavy lifting (Labor #11); Large library book; Map-filled tome; Mythical sky holder; Oversized volume; What a GPS app stores; Where the world is flat; Almanac section with color pages; Big book with maps; Brawny brother of Prometheus; Geographic reference; Earth holder of myth; One with the weight of the world on his shoulders; Holder of the heavens; Father of the Pleiades; Brother of Menoetius; Country records?; Son of Iapetus; Reference with a world of information?; Book requiring frequent changes.; High mountains in North Africa.; Size of paper.; Titan.; Mountain system in North Africa.; Mountains in Northern Africa.; Mountain range from Cape Nun to Cape Bon.; Mountains in North Africa.; Titan with massive shoulders.; He bore the vault of heaven.; Mountain range in N. W. Africa.; Strong man.; High range on S. border of Mauretania.; Mountains of North Africa.; The world's on his shoulders.; A statue in Rockefeller Center.; He supported the sky on his shoulders.; He supported the world before E.C.A.; Mountains in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.; Muscular marvel.; Statue in Rockefeller Center.; Strong man of Greek mythology.; African mountains.; Fabled weight lifter.; Book in need of constant revision.; Large size of drawing paper.; Lofty mountain backdrop for North Africa.; Mercator's symbol.; Mountain range in No. Africa.; Mountain system of North Africa.; Top vertebra of the neck.; Giant.; Large square folio.; Reference book.; Geography supplement.; Man with a burden.; Mountain range of No. Africa.; Giant of Greek legend.; Mountain range in Africa.; One who carries a great burden.; $2,000,000 missile.; Air Force ICBM.; ICBM.; Successful U. S. missile.; Cartographer's concern.; One of the missiles.; Origin of Ike's Good Will broadcast.; Upholder of the heavens.; African range.; Mountain range of Africa.; North American range.; Mountain range of North Africa.; Giant of legend.; Heavy-duty Titan.; Reference volume.; North African range.; Missile.; Burden-bearer of myth.; Gazetteer.; Lee Lawrie statue in Rockefeller Center.; A Titan.; Iapetus's son.; Burden bearer.; Burdened one.; An ICBM.; Mainstay.; Paper size.; Burdened man; Man with a load; U. S. missile; ___ Shrugged; Bearer of a great burden; He shrugged, said Miss Rand; Supporter of the world; Geographer's need; Sky-bearer; Strong one; Ref. book; NASA missile; Titan with a burden; Overburdened Titan; Gazetteer's pictorial relative; Where to locate 30 Down; World supporter; World's biggest holdup man; Globe-carrier; ___ Shrugged, Rand novel; Titan who wasn't 28 Across; Air Force missile; Cartographer's volume; Father of The Seven Sisters; Great burden-bearer; He holds us all up; Reference work; A burdened giant; Name in a Rand title; Shrugger in a Rand title; Big-shouldered Titan; Mercator's collection; Mighty Charles; Bound collection of maps; Former "97-pound weakling"; Legendary holdup man; Man of strength; Mercator work; Pleione's husband; U.S.A.F. ICBM; Book for a globe-trotter; Cartographer's work; Globe supporter; Range in Morocco; Telamon; Cartographer's collection; Cartologist's tome; Divinity with a load on; World lifter; He's got the world on his shoulders; This covers the world; Mercator product; Planet carrier; World toter; A reference book; Cartographer's masterwork; Famous 97-lb. weakling; Famous former weakling; Geographical reference work; Start of a Rand title; World-weary one?; Africa's _____ Mountains; It's bound to show the way; Man with the world on his shoulders; Travel book?; A two-dimensional world; Oversized library volume; Road _____; Book filled with legends; Hammond book; Rand McNally book; 50's ICBM; Ayn Rand's "___ Shrugged"; Earth bound?; Old-time strongman; Where to find 5-Down; Library volume; Place holder?; Booster rocket; Encyclopedia volume, maybe; Shoreline shower; Spring shower, possibly?; Legend's locale; Someone with a lot on his shoulders; Bearer of the heavens, in myth; Book that readers think the world of; Charles ___; Pathfinder?; Rocket that launched the Mercury spacecraft; Encyclopedia section; Rand McNally product; Trip planner's aid; World Almanac section; Where to find Washington or Lincoln; Bearer of scales and plates; Two-dimensional world?; Book often stored horizontally; Country store?; Rockefeller Center figure; Collection of plates; Rocket first tested in 1957; Titan who fetched apples for Hercules; World view?; Big name in tires; Figure of Greek myth with a statue at Rockefeller Center; Mini-section of an almanac; North Africa's ___ Mountains; Holder of legends; Titan after whom one of the oceans is named; What may hold a world of information?; Aid in planning a 35-Across; One presenting the earth as flat?; Rand McNally publication; Space launch vehicle; Volume of the world; World ___; Charles who was born Angelo Siciliano; Plate holder; Way to see the world?; Mythological figure hinted at by the answers to the eight starred clues as well as this puzzle's design; Global superpower?; Place setting?; Where legends appear; Global support?; Missal; Old-fashioned provider of directions; Statue at Rockefeller Center; Book composed of 10-Across; Geographer's reference; Provider of global support?; Rand McNally volume; Travel aid made obsolescent by GPS; Book that's out of this world?; One for the road?; Part of some encyclopedias; World view you might open up to?; Book that comes with a set of keys; Charles ___, how Angelo Siciliano is better known; Greek god after whom an ocean is named; He's got a lot on his shoulders; Work of cartography; Book that becomes a synonym for "Finally!" when "t" is added to the end; Eponym for one of the earth's five oceans; Father of Calypso; Reference for a geography buff; World record holder?; World-weary sort?; Provider of a broad world view; What can show you the world?; 16th-century coinage of geographer Gerardus Mercator; NASA rocket name since 1957; Ring-shaped bone that supports the skull; The whole world in your hands?; Book sort of obviated by smartphones; Map source; Book that'll show you the world; Chart book; Relative of a gazetteer; See 39-Down; Rand McNally Sparta song?; Sparta song for the road?; Needed for the road; Trojans group ___ Genius; Battles driving song?; Trojans ___ Genius; Anatomical neighbor of the axis; Reference for our universe, or the DC universe; Waze predecessor; Tome with many legends; Tome with legends; Whence the phrase "to carry the weight of the world on one's shoulders"; The sky was his limit; Guy with a heavy burden to shoulder; Mythical holder of the sky; Book with many different plots?; Rockefeller Center statue depicting a Titan; Titan with a namesake ocean; First vertebra; It puts the whole world in your hands; It's filled with legends; Where to get a world view?; Road scholar's book?; Strongman's reference; The man holding us up?; Where the Rocky Mountains' view is flat?; Book of inlets and insets; Charter publications?; Reference to stongman?; Encyclopedia supplement; Titan with a load; Topmost neck vertebra; He bore a heavy load; He held the whole world in his hands; It can help you to see the world; Look here to see the world; International hold-up man?; One of Prometheus' brothers; Topmost cervical vertebra; Certain reference book; First cervical vertebra; Sky-bearer of myth; A moon of Saturn; Encyclopedia volume, perhaps; Hit-the-road guide; Weight-bearing figure?; Where to find the world in two dimensions; Certain Titan; Place of legends; Book full of legends?; Certain type of reference book; Where the Rocky Mountains are flat?; World traveler's reference; Noted shrugger; One place to find America; Book of many places; It can show you the world; Legendary reference book?; Bound maps; Book of many insets; Book of places; It's all mapped out; Mythical world-holder; Provider of worldly views; Certain geography book; Book you might mark your place in?; He carries the weight of the world on his shoulders; Load-bearing Titan; Uplifting mythological figure?; He has the whole world in his hands; He has the world at his fingertips; Book that teaches you about the world; Google Maps predecessor; What's bound to show you the way?; Book that has a lot of boundaries?; Rand McNally reference book; The weight of the world is on his shoulders; Cartographer's product; He had a heavy load to bear; World-weary deity?; Earth is his onus; Rand's ____ Shrugged; Ayn Rand shrugger; Mountains of Africa; Agena mate; Geographical aid; Travel agent s aid; World support?; Where to find 33 Across; Don't kick sand in his face; Heavily-burdened one; Ayn Rand subject; Help for an armchair traveler; Charter publication?; Book with inlets and insets; Famous muscle man; Mythical one with a heavy burden; Mythical shrugger?; Another place to see the world; Big reference book; Reference with maps; Place to see the world; Titan bearing the world; Wherein the world really is flat; Big map book; Biggest book in a library, perhaps; Bearer of the sky, in myth; Geography tome; Reference named for a Titan; Book with map keys; Geography lover's book; Reference book with insets; The New Agents of ___ (all-Asian superhero team); Geographic collection; Reference book containing insets; Reference book named after a Titan; Reference book with maps; ___ of Peculiar Galaxies; Analog alternative to GPS; Big book of maps; Book for a geography buff; Book that might be organized by continent; Book with a legend; Geographic reference work; Analog alternative to Google Maps; Compendium of maps; Geographer's book; Reference book containing maps; Reference book for a road trip; Titan in Greek myths; Gazetteer partner; Country record?; Bearer of a burden; Almanac part; Calypso's father; Cartographic reference; Country shower; It will give you a world view; Rand McNally reference; State aid?; Book of nations; Hammond offering; Mayflower rival; Mayflower competitor; Wherein the world; Place finder; Bearer of a great onus; Celestial sphere supporter; Book that may include many legends; Titan for whom a North African mountain range is named; Bearer of the heavens; Book containing many legends; Figure on the frontispiece of Mercator's 1595 work; Volume with Venezuela; Heaven-supporting Titan; Explorer's reference; Titan condemned to hold up the heavens; Bearer of the heavens, in Greek myth; Mapmaker's book; Supporter of the celestial sphere