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Radical Cartography

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Leszek Pawlowicz
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Via the Kelly Lab Blog: Radical Cartography has a terrific set of maps covering a wide variety of unusual topics and visualizations. These are just “thumbnails”; larger versions are available at the site:

Federal land in the US:

federalland

Counties named after US Presidents:

presidential_sm

How the US would look in the Mercator projection if it were located at different latitudes and longitudes:

wandering_merc_sm

… and lots more – browse away!

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  1. 1 joel

    Good stuff at the intersection of cartography and graphic design. I wonder if any artists work from the other end and make map-themed art?

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