Maps

Matthew Ericson, deputy graphics director at The New York Times, talks maps and…

Remember the Facebook connections map from a while back? It showed digital friendships…

TeleGeography maps underwater cables that connect countries and continents:
TeleGeography’s free interactive submarine…

Eric Fischer, who continues his string of mapping fun and doesn’t even do…

National Geographic has a look at where and how we live:
The map…

In a follow-up to his ever popular McMap that showed distance to the…

Kiva, the microfinance site, lets you give small loans to people around the…

When you’re deciding on a place to live in a new place, it’s…

I was raised to always find the best deal whenever I bought anything.…

The names of places can say a lot about a geographic area. Derek…

The Rural West Initiative and the Bill Lane Center for the American West…

Google Map Maker is a simple tool that lets you draw your own…

When you’re picking a hotel to stay at in an area you don’t…

Using data from the USPS Postmaster Finder and the USGS Geographic Names Information…

Paul Bourke, a research professor at the University of Western Australia, provides us…

Think about when you take a picture of something. It’s kind of like…

Maps aren’t just a way to see directions from point A to point…

World population is estimated to be 6.9 billion people, and while that is…