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The Mysterious Frenchman's Map of Williamsburg
While visiting family in Virginia this week, we made a trip to Colonial Williamsburg (CW), a good place to go during the 250th anniversary of the United States. While there I came across a cartographic mystery. The “Frenchman’s Map” was sai...
Rose Hill Cemetery
Old Friend of the blog Michael Karpovage whose Pictorial Savannah map was highlighted here many years back has a new map of Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. This is “not just a cemetery map, but a passionately built tribute to the name...
Boston in 50 Maps
The latest book in Belt Publishing’s 50 Maps series is Boston in 50 Maps. Living in the area and knowing author Andy Woodruff, I had the chance to attend the book launch at the Boston Public Library sponsored by the Leventhal Map Center....
Internet Traffic and the Strait of Hormuz
Oil isn’t the only thing passing through the Strait of Hormuz. 30% of the world’s data traffic also passes through there and 90% of the traffic between Europe and Asia. Iran is now threatening to charge “user fees” on these cables.
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Hiking the Suburbs
Last week I was given an award by the Newton Conservators for the work I did making an updated trail guide. While Newton, Massachusetts is not a major hiking destination, it is a city of over 85,000 people who will hopefully benefit from kn...
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