The term 'ATLAS FEATURE' is composed of three words: INSET (5 letters), MAP (3 letters), and Statemap (8 letters). An INSET is a small MAP or chart that is inserted into a larger MAP. A MAP is a representation of an area, usually drawn to scale, showing physical features, cities, roads, etc. A Statemap is a MAP that shows the boundaries of a state or country, as well as its major cities, rivers, and other features. All three of these words are related to the term 'ATLAS FEATURE, ' which generally refers to any feature that can be found in an atlas, such as a MAP, chart, or diagram.