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Mapping
Untangling the New York City subway
By
Geographical Contributor
Jul 5, 2023
Passions run high on the best way to map the New York City subway, the world’s most complex subway system
How maps tell the story of war in Ukraine
By
Geographical Contributor
Apr 1, 2022
The way maps are created can have a significant impact on the way we view conflict, as shown by the war in Ukraine
Review: The Power of Geography by Tim Marshall
By
Katie Burton
May 21, 2021
A review of Tim Marshall's latest book The Power of Geography: Ten Maps That Reveal the Future of Our World, published by Elliot & Thompson
New world map projection minimises 2D inaccuracies
By
Katie Burton
Apr 16, 2021
A new, double-sided projection of the world seeks to minimise the inaccuracies of flattening the globe into a 2D map
Mapping the 2019 UK General Election
By
Geographical Contributor
Dec 16, 2019
If the 2016 vote for Brexit was described as a political earthquake in the UK, then the 2019 general election is the tsunami that followed.