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1450 Map of the World by Venetian monk Fra Mauro. The map depicts Asia, Africa and Europe
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1853 Japanese World Map
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Ottoman Empire map of the United States (1803)
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Moral And Political Chart Of The World [1827]
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Biodiversity in contiguous United States
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Japanese population by U.S. state in 1940 (printed 1942)
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Map of the world without water, 1694
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Exaggerated relief map of Great Britain and Ireland
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The United States redrawn as fifty states with equal population
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Size comparison of Brazil to the contiguous United States
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Exaggerated relief map of Chukotka, Alaska and the Bering Strait
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Japan and Korea at night
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1947 Map of the World showing the work of Man and the Treasures and Commodities of the Earth
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Countries and states that look like other countries and states
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1855 Ethnographic Map of the Austrian Empire
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Canada Mapped by Roads, Streets, Highways and Trails
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3D population density of north eastern United States and the surrounding Canadian areas
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Australia drawn up by roads
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The Map That Changed The World. William Smith’s 1815 Geological Map of England and Wales
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Japanese Pictorial World Map (1932)
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1885 Map of Africa - by Hermann Habenicht
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A bushfire cut the road near Norseman, Western Australia. This is now the shortest route from Balladonia to Kalgoorlie (excluding 4wd tracks)
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Map showing in five degrees of density the distribution of woodland within the territory of the United States (1873)
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Number of US counties from the Atlantic or Pacific Coasts
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British map with the proposed divisions of France after the revolution (1793)
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1926 map of various European Colonial Empires to scale
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Germans, backing toward "Inner Fortress" plan to make peace costly ; a 1943 map from the Los Angeles Times
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1693 world map - by Pierre Mortier
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1571 map of Scotland - by Abraham Ortelius
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1822 Clan Map of the Highlands of Scotland
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1857 map of the United States, Mexico, Central America and northern South America
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Extermination of the American Bison (1889)
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Exaggerated relief map of New Guinea and northeast Australia
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Night lights of Korea
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Composite railroad map of Europe (1863)
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A Great Industry : Where Our Tea Comes From (1937) / by MacDonald Gill
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1529 Map of the Americas - by Diego Ribero
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Exaggerated relief map of New Zealand under a moonlit night
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1813 map of Australia, New Zealand & New Guinea
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Trees per person
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Comparative Size of Lakes and Islands from 1855
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This French propaganda poster from 1917 commissioned a map which portrayed Prussia as an octopus stretching out its tentacles vying for control and it is captioned with an 18th century quote: "Even in 1788, Mirabeau was saying that War is the National Industry of Prussia."
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Ottoman Map of the World (1803)
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The World split into 10 sections, each section containing 10% of the worlds population
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Exaggerated relief map of Western Europe
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2% of Australia's population lives in the yellow area
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Australian Map of the World
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Map of Europe drawn from its 1.35 million rivers & streams
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Ottoman Map of Scotland (1803)
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Paris circa 1575
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Map of Turkey in Europe, illustrating the Berlin Congress Treaty, July 1878 - by Samuel Mitchell (1880)
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1873 map of the German Empire
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1886 Japanese map of the World
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Infographic map showing the size and distribution of world religions
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1871 View of Washington City
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Probability of a White Christmas in the United States
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Countries and territories in which the most popular sport is not Association Football
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1909 Ottoman Map of the Arabian Peninsula
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River basins of Florida
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1895 Ethnographic map of the Balkan Peninsula
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1811 map of the Netherlands
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Maps showing the various subdivisions of Australia from 1787 to 1908
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1154 world map by Moroccan cartographer al-Idrisi for King Roger of Sicily
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Korean world map centered on the legendary Mount Meru in Central Asia - mid 4th century
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Mercator's 1595 map of the Arctic
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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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A new and correct map of the whole world (1719) : shewing ye situation of its principal parts. Viz the Seas, Kingdoms, Rivers, Capes, Ports, Mountains, Woods, Trade-Winds, Monsoons, Variation of ye Compass, Climats, &c. / by Herman Moll
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"The Inlander" Map of Australia (1922)
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1504 Ostrich Egg Globe - Made on the lower halves of two ostrich eggs, this is the oldest known depiction of the Americas on a globe
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Eight minimalist maps
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Exaggerated Relief Map of Central and Eastern Europe by Anton Balazh
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Exaggerated Relief Map of Japan, Korea, northern China and the Russian Far East
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State Borders - xkcd
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1853 panoramic view of Italy and the Mediterranean Sea, looking from the Alps
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The people in the blue area outnumber the people in the grey area
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Shape of the world in maps over the years
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1853 Ethnographic Map of the World
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The Middle Of Nowhere (U.S.)
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1708 world map - by Andreas van Lugtenburg
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Immigrant race and occupation map of the United States (1903)
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Bacon’s chart of the world (1908)
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States of the U.S. sized according to population density
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Ethnicities of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, 1901 (produced 1906)
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Australian Bushfire seasons, 2001-2019
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Japanese map of Africa, 1869
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1623 Septentrionalium Terrarum descriptio. A map of the North Pole
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La Louisiane (French North America) 1719
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1513 map of Lorraine (Lotharingia) printed in 3 colours (black, red, and brown). This was the first printed of that Duchy and is considered the earliest known specimen of printing in colours
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Map of China including Japan as well as the Ile Corea - 1626
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The Inner West of London, 1900 : streets coloured according to social conditions
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Anglo-Saxon World Map, dated around AD 1000. Ceylon is at the top, Britain at lower left
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A haunting image of the ghost border in Poland, the results of the 2010 Parliamentary election compared with the borders of the German Empire
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Separated at birth : South America and Africa with switched borders
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River Basins of the United States in Rainbow Colours
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The Passenger Railways of Australia (and some ferry services too)
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River Basins of Africa in Rainbow Colours
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1856 ethnographic map of Great Britain and Ireland
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Map of the Kingdom of Prussia, 1799
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Ottoman map of Africa (1803)
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Physical Map of Europe from Harper's school geography (1875) - with an inset of Ohio
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