Maps offer a unique perspective on the world. The rich and complex history of mapping reveals a great deal about the ways in which maps are technological tools through which the articulation of spatial knowledge became an expression of power. A great deal has been written on this and related matters, and in due course, I will be adding links to such materials. For the time being, the following:
General
National Geographic Map Sources
Odden's Bookmarks
Atlapedia Maps
Infonation
University of Texas Map Collection
Lonely Planet Maps

Historical
University of Texas Historical Maps
Yale University Map Collection
Library of Congress Map Collection
Medieval History Maps
David Ludden's Map Collection
HyperHistory
Geolinks




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