The legacy of John Ogilby’s “Britannia” extends far beyond the 17th century. The innovative strip mapping technique pioneered by Ogilby influenced subsequent generations of cartographers
This essay delves into the history of the wind rose, tracing its origins, development, and significance in the world of cartography.
With families hitting the open road for cross-country adventures, the need for reliable navigation became paramount. Enter the gas station road map
The Mappa Mundi, or “map of the world” in Latin, was not just a geographical representation; it was a symbolic and religiously charged artifact.
One of the most intriguing aspects of the map is the depiction of the coastline of Antarctica without its icy covering. Keep in mind that…
The study and collecting of maps, charts, and atlases open up a world of exploration and discovery. They allow us to understand our place in…