G1015 C37 2012
THE MIRROR OF THE WORLDE
(A Translation by Elizabeth Tanfield Cary)
by: Lesley Peterson
G1034 H4 2012
SEEING THE WORLD ANEW
(The Radical Vision of martin Waldseemuller’s 1507 & 1516 World Maps)
by: John W. Hessler & Chet Van Duzer
G2034/5 V45 2-12
VELIKI ATLAS SLOVENIJE
G7650 L34 2012
MAPPIING INDIA
by: Manosi Lahiri
Medieval Maps of the Holy Land
by P.D.A. Harvey
G2236 S3 H378 2012
National Geographic 125 Years
Legendary Photographs, Adventures, & Discoveries That Changed the World
by Mark Collins Jenkins
G3 N37 J46 2012
Londinium
A New Map & Guide to Roman London
By: Museum of London Archaeology
G5754 L7 S2 2011 L6
The Holy Land Satellite Map
By: Rohr ProductionsLTD CNES
G7500 1995 H6
Atlas of the Great Irish Famine
By: John Crowley, William J. Smyth, & Mike Murphy
DA950.7 A85 2012
The Survey Atlas of Scotland
Centenary Limited Edition
By: J. G. Bartholomew
G1825 B37 2012
Atlas of the Conflict
Israel-Palestine
By: Malkit Shoshan
G2236 S1 S5 2010
Ancient Perspectives
Maps & Their Place in Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece & Rome
By: Richard J. A. Talbert
GA205 A64 2012
Mapping Virginia
From the Age of Exploration to the Civil War
By: William C. Wooldridge
GA455 W55 2012
Each year, a telecom market research firm called TeleGeography releases a map of the underwater cables that connect the global Internet. Past years’ maps have been merely fascinating. This year’s is flat-out gorgeous.
The lines trace the paths that the world’s data take every day as packets of information zip between the continents. They don’t precisely track the cables’ actual underwater routes—that would look like “a big mess of spaghetti,” TeleGeography research director Alan Mauldin says. And they don’t convey how much traffic flows through each one. But they do accurately show the land-based taking-off points for this massive underwater series of tubes.
Submarine Cable Map
The map is available for free online in large and interactive formats.
London
A History in Maps
by Peter Barber
DA677 B37 2012
Mapping Census 2010
The Geography of American Change
by Riley Peake
G1201 E25 P43 2012
Mapping Greece, 1420-1800: a History
Maps in the Margarita Samourkas Collection
by George Tolias
GA881 T65 2011
Miniature Antique Maps
2nd Ed
by Geoffrey L. King
GA300 K56 2003
Routes & Realms
The Power of Place in the Early Islamic World
by Zayde Antrim
G93 A67 2012
The New Atlas of israel
The National Atlas
Survey of Israel/The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
G2235 M43 2011
On the Edge
Mapping North America’s Coasts
Roger M. McCoy
GA401 M43 2012
Isarithmic map of presidential election data from every election between 1920 and 2008. Created by David B. Sparks, a PhD candidate in political science at Duke.
Sparks explains on his blog, “Isarithmic maps are essentially topographic or contour maps, wherein a third variable is represented in two dimensions by color, or by contour lines, indicating gradations.” In this case, the third variable is partisan intensity, represented by shading.
http://ecopolitology.org/2010/11/23/stunning-animated-time-lapse-map-of-red-blue-america-1920-2008/
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