1853 Japanese World Map
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Chicago 1931 by Charles Turzak & Henry Chapman. Showing major rivers and other bodies of water, with drawings of landmarks, streets, railroads, parks, planes, ships and boats, and whimsical beings such as the sea monsters, etc. (Downloads, interactive & larger versions in comments).
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James Cook's map of New Zealand - One of the most important maps in New Zealand's history and the first complete map of the two island's coastlines. Made during Cook's first voyage it shows the track of the Endeavour with dates
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Map of France as a Ship (1796)
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Map of Virginia, discovered and as described by Captain John Smith, 1606
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“Estimated Damage Report against Surface Ships on the Air Attack of Pearl Harbor” Map presented to Emperor Hirohito by Lt. Cdr. Mitsuo Fuchida, December 26, 1941 (More info in comments)
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Cairo, Egypt in the 16th century - by Ottoman cartographer Piri Reis
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Happy Bastille Day! (Map of France as a ship, alongside an article about the revolution, published 1795)
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The Selden Map of China - made sometime after 1606 and before 1624, it was acquired by the legal scholar and maritime theorist John Selden. It shows a system of navigational routes emanating from a point off Fujian Province near the cities of Quanzhou and Zhangzhou
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1860 map of Australia. Includes illustrations: Escaped convicts in the bush, native, arrival of an emigrant ship, hunting the kangaroo
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Pierre Mortier's 1703 Nautical Map of the World
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1776 circular map of the Southern Hemisphere according to the latest discoveries with the tracks of the Captain James Cook
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World in 1567 | Ali Macar Reis map
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The Naval Training Center in San Diego, California is shown is far more detail on a 1980 Soviet Map than on a 1979 USGS Map of the same area. In both maps, the Training Center is lower left
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Mitchell's travelers guide through the United States, a map of the roads, distances, steam boat & canal routes etc. (1833)
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1525 Map of Alanya by Piri Reis
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Map Reveals Ships Buried Below San Francisco
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Expanded 17th century Ottoman world map based on one originally composed in 1525 and dedicated to Sultan Süleyman I ("The Magnificent") by Piri Reis
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1639 Nautical Chart of the Dutch settlement of Zwaanendael ("Swanendael") and Godyn's Bay (now Delaware Bay) in New Netherland
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A detailed map of the pacific ocean floor (1969)
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1772 map of North America and Greenland, with adjacent parts of Europe and Asia. This map was drawn by Vaugondy to illustrate the mythical voyage of Captain Cluny
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1525 Piri Reis Map of the Island of Rhodes, Greece
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The outlines of continents can be visualized by shipping routes
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Isle of Mayo, Captain's Log 1726
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James Cook's 1777 chart of the Southern Hemisphere
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James Cook's Map of the East Coast of "New South Wales", 1770
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280,000 Ship's Log Entries from 1740-1855 (more in comments)
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Properties within 40 nautical miles of Northern Ireland priced at over £1,000,000 according to Zoopla
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World in 1567, by Ottoman sailor Ali Macar Reis (Ottoman Archives, Turkey)
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Major Shipping Routes across the World
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1812 - A new map of the world, with Captain Cook's tracks, his discoveries and those of the other circumnavigators
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World map showing route of Captain Cook's voyages, 1773-1775. Published in 1849
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Maersk launches first container ship through Arctic route in alarming sign of global warming
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The first circumnavigation of the world led by Ferdinand Magellan, it took 3 years to complete and only 1 of the original 5 ships made it home.
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Fishing boat traffic around the UK
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Map of all ships sunk during WW2, nearly 8000. Stolen from brilliant maps
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A Ship Graveyard underneath San Francisco
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1866 U.S. Coast Survey Nautical Chart of Map of New York City and Harbor
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"Ships sunk by our U-boats..." Berlin und Glogau Carl Flemming AG, ca. 1918
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Archipelagus Orientalis, made more than 100 years before Captain Cook's voyages
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1959 Time Magazine Map of the Battle of Leyte Gulf - described as the greatest battle in the history of naval warfare
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A map drawn by ships logged routes in 1945.
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The never built Georgian Bay Ship Canal, Ontario, Canada (1907)
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Robur tea war map, Turkish Empire ; Robur war map, Gallipoli and the Dardanelles : bird's eye view (1915). Shows British and Allied landings on 25 April 1915 and later; the range of 12 and 15 inch naval guns depicted
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Forest cover map of the Maritime provinces
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A print of Piri Reis's 1525 Ottoman map of Malta
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Major US military bases in Japan
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Nautical chart for Palmyra Atoll, by NOAA 1991.
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The Plan of Al Madina, Saudi Arabia - 1946 - British Naval Intelligence
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Approximate location of German U-Boats on patrol on D-Day(One icon sometimes indicates multiple U-Boats)
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Greatest Extent of Japanese Naval Dominance: August 1942
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Countries sharing a maritime or land border with France
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A world map from "Kitab-ı Bahriye", written by Piri Reis in the 16th century as a gift to #Ottoman Sultan Süleyman
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James Cook's beautiful chart of Newfoundland; 1775
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The "Inexplicable Map" of Piri Reis, 1513. The map shows the western coasts of North Africa, the coast of Brazil and (very oddly) an ice-free Antarctica, long before Antartica was officially discovered.
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The Great Loop - circumnavigate the eastern United States by boat in 140 days
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Nautical chart of Portuguese cartographer Lázaro Luís, 1563
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Map oddities: On Lake Metigoshe, ND, your boat launch is in the US and your house is in Canada.
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Complete map of the Portuguese maritime empire in Asia in 1580
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The Aegean dispute, Turkish claim of 6 nautical miles and Greek claim of 12 nautical miles
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Maritime Risks (e.g. Piracy) in 2018
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The complex maritime boundaries in the Arctic. Detailed.
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Aerosol emissions from ships increases lightning density
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Map of maritime activity
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US Boat Registrations by State
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French Speaking Acadian regions of the Canadian Maritimes
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Map of Plan of Ship Canal & Site for Docks from 1855.
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The Buried Ships of Yerba Buena Cove
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World Map Showing Location of WWII Shipwrecks
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Comparative shipping routes of the world in 2015
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German U-boat losses and their locations in World War II
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Axis Military Operations in North America during the Second World War, excluding submarine attacks on ships (OC)
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The World and its Maritime Borders
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Byzantine-Muslim naval conflicts from its beginnings in the mid-7th century to ca. 1050
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In 1992 a cargo ship lost about 29,000 rubber ducks in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Here's is when and where they washed ashore,
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The routes of Captain James Cook's voyages. The first voyage is shown in red, second voyage in green, and third voyage in blue. The route of Cook's crew following his death is shown as a dashed blue line. Source: Wikipedia
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16th Century Ottoman Map of Nile Valley from Piri Reis
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Whales killed by American whaling ships: 1790-1900
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Countries UPS Can Ship International Dangerous Goods(IDG) To
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WW2, illustrated info-map of the naval war in the Mediterranean
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Beautiful 1756 French Map of the maritime coastlines of Europe -
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1944-45 voyage of U-862, the only German U-Boat that reached the Pacific Ocean during the Second World War
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Maritime Boundaries of the Caribbean
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"Australia's birth certificate" : Joan Blaeu's Archipelagi Orientalis Sive Asiaticus (1663), the earliest known map of Australia and New Zealand. Follows Tasman's voyages of 1642-43 and 1644, on which Australia's mapping of was based until James Cook mapped the eastern coast
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Portuguese nautical chart by Pedro Reinel, c. 1504.
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First circumnavigations of the world by Magellan (1519-1522) and Drake (1577-1580)
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I added the departement of Somme, so the Picardie region is complete ! I added a scale too, and next time I will add the departement of Seine Maritime. I'll keep you updated !
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Map of Byzantine-Arab naval battles
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Density of Ship Log Entries, 1750-1810
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Roman Empire 125AD. Physical map with main roads, major cities, legion names, location of legionary and naval bases, gold and silver deposits, location and linguistic group of barbarian tribes.
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Ethnicities of the Maritime Provinces and Quebec, 1901 (produced 1906)
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“Chart of the Sandwich Islands.” First map of Hawaii by James Cook 1784.
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Ship positions collected from AIS radio in the Hamburg harbour area, point color maps to vessel speed.
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Countries FedEX Can Ship To
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Maritime Trade Routes
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Waterways of the Maritime Provinces
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Piri Reis World Map
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Highways, roads, streets and trails of the Maritime provinces
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A German map from 1940-41 of plans for Operation Sealion - the invasion of Britain. In addition to German forces and planned invasion routes, the planner also drew cartoon ships steaming across the English Channel and a stick figure paratrooper over Kent
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Omani Empire, again. Red lines indicate recorded Omani ships activity (trade)
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