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15th-Century Monk Crowdsourced Info to Create Shockingly Accurate World Map
Design
Old Maps Used to Show California as an Island Separate From the Rest of the U.S.
History
Explore Five Volumes of the History of Cartography for Free Online
History
Explore the Impressively Accurate Medieval World Map by a 12th-Century Islamic Scholar
Design
Artistic Views of the World’s Rivers and Deltas Created Using Lidar Data [Interview]
Pen Drawing
Artist Reimagines Topographical Maps With Detailed Hand-Drawn Portraits
Design
Atlas of Literary Maps Illustrates the Imaginary Worlds of Beloved Works of Fiction
Design
Clever GIF Shows How the World Map You Know Isn’t Correct
Design
Fascinating Map From 1942 Features Oceans as the Main Focus of the World
Design
These Are the Most Beautifully Designed Maps From Recent Years
Resources
Incredible Online Archive Lets You Download Hundreds of Ancient Maps for Free
Drawing
Illustrator Creates Colorful Hand-Drawn Maps Filled With Playful Details
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