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Guide to Running While Female in Phoenix
Described as a “an absurd guide to the regular wish-it-wasn’t-so paranoia of running as a woman in the city“, the Guide to Running While Female in Central Phoenix shows what to look out for along running routes in central Phoenix.
This map...
Light Reading-Summer, 2026
Here are a few maps that have been sitting on my desktop for no reason other than I enjoy looking at them. Maybe you will too.
The USA according to someone at NACIS (circa 2020)
This map appeared at a NACIS (North American Cartographic In...
Story Map of Ireland
A few weeks ago while on vacation I put together a jigsaw puzzle titled “Story Map of Ireland” Here it is fully assembled on our rental cottage’s deck,
and some detail pieces.
Story maps have become a popular computer visualization tool....
Follow up on the U.S. Africa Map Fiasco
I recently highlighted the embarrassingly bad map shown by the U.S. State Department in a post. The American Geographical Society just posted their response with the title State Department Africa Map Fiasco: Geography Matters. So Does Afric...
An American Mosaic
Yesterday’s New York Times showed a big map on the front cover with several pages of other maps from U.S. census data. An American Mosaic shows how people identify their ancestry.
Image via New York Times - I’ve manipulated it to add the...
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