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mappery is a diverse collection of real life maps contributed by map lovers worldwide. For the first time it allows people to easily find relevant and interesting maps of yet unknown places by visually browsing a larger context. mappery makes it easy to find and explore maps by keyword, location, or simply by browsing a map.
It includes tourist maps, ski trail maps, college campus maps, national park maps, transportation maps, theme park maps, battlefield maps, and many other types.
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Tom said
Have you heard about the Maps exhibition? It’s wrapped up at the Field Museum in Chicago and is headed to Baltimore. It’s pretty fascinating. Information on the exhibition at The Walters Art Galler is below, along with some videos of the curator talking about a couple of the pieces.
Maps: Finding Our Place in the World
Walters Art Museum, Baltimore
March 16-June 8
An exhibit that attempts to explain what makes maps so hypnotic. Featured are more than 100 of the world’s greatest, from ancient Rome and Babylonia to Leonardo da Vinci to America’s first and Britain’s oldest, maps on ceramic pots to maps on the Internet. Information: 410-547-9000 or thewalters.org.
John Smith
http://www.visitmybaltimore.com/video/437/
Red Line Map
http://www.visitmybaltimore.com/video/438
da Vinci:
http://www.visitmybaltimore.com/video/436/
William Smith:
http://www.visitmybaltimore.com/video/435/
Utopia:
http://www.visitmybaltimore.com/video/432/
London Glove:
http://www.visitmybaltimore.com/video/430/
mappery said
Thanks for the info, enjoyed the videos.
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