https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/40.9683/-73.7046
My choice for atlas of the week is OpenStreetMap, an open-source, Wikipedia-styled map of the world of which anyone can contribute to anywhere. I chose this because it reflects all the novel integrations the internet has provided to the art of mapping and GIS, namely the idea that anyone can create a map anywhere, provided they have an internet connection. OpenStreetMap builds on that idea with unparalleled customization; for example, if one wanted a world map that only displays rainforests or oceans, one could make it. As a result, many communities have mapped their cities and towns to extraordinary details, all of which are collected in this website’s atlas.