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North Korean Prison Camps Map
By: Katherine Queally and Morgan Tolan Google Earth was released in June of 2001. It is an interactive computer program that uses satellite images, aerial photography and GIS data to create a 3D world that viewers can explore. People use … Continue reading
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Atlas Selection: Transit Maps of the World
My atlas selection is entitled Transit Maps of the World. It is a book of maps showing every train route in the world. This is the first Atlas to ever depict this subject matter which makes it particularly ground breaking. … Continue reading
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Blog of the week: Big Think
Link: http://bigthink.com/articles?blog=strange-maps This blog is particularly interesting in that it is not dedicated solely to maps. “Big Think” publishes articles about a variety of topics, such as Surprising Science and Personal Growth. In addition to intriguing articles, this blog has … Continue reading
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Map of the Week: Marshall Islands Navigational Chart
While this map may look like nothing more than a piece of modern art or a failed attempt at woodworking, it is in fact a 19th century Navigational Chart from the Marshall Islands of Micronesia. Although it is commonly referred … Continue reading
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