Maps

FloatingSheep pointed their Twitter geography towards beer (and wine).
From Sam Adams in…

The New York Public Library announced open access to 20,000 maps, making them…

From Cakecrumbs, a product that helps you learn while you eat: planetary layer…

The Centennia Historical Atlas is a program that shows you border changes in…

Based on a study on smoking prevalence from 1996 to 2012, a map…

Patricio Gonzalez Vivo, an MFA Design & Technology student, scraped depth from Google…

Seth Kadish looked at the road network of several major counties and estimated…

The NBA has been kind of gaga over data the past few years,…

After noting the later dinner time in Spain, Stefano Maggiolo noted relatively late…

Global Forest Watch uses satellite imagery and other technologies to estimate forest usage,…

This is all sorts of neat. Researchers Andrew Adamatzky and Ramon Alonso-Sanz are…

Nick Danforth for Al Jazeera delves into the history books for why north…

In case you’re wondering how to travel the country without a car (in…

We’ve seen plenty of maps the past few weeks that show how bad…

In 1932, Charles O. Paullin and John K. Wright published Atlas of the…

Someone ended an email to me last week with “Stay warm.” Not to…

Last year, WNYC made an interactive map that shows transit times in New…

Kiln and the Guardian explored the 100-year history of passenger air travel, and…