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Sandy. No, the other one. The Island.
An intrepid team of Aussie researchers set out to find the prize of explorers for centuries, undiscovered lands. In this case, it was a small-ish island shown on some maps as lying between Australia a… more →
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Sandy. No, the other one. The Island.
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wrote 5 months ago: An intrepid team of Aussie researchers set out to find the prize of explorers for centuries, undisco … more →
United Nations News Centre - UN court rules Colombia has sovereignty over islands claimed by Nicaragua
wrote 5 months ago: United Nations News Centre – UN court rules Colombia has sovereignty over islands claimed by N … more →
Hurricanes Tracking Hurricanes
wrote 6 months ago: If you have ever wondered if or why hurricanes follow a similar pattern from one to the next, check … more →
What does the Coriolis Effect have to do with Hurricanes?
wrote 6 months ago: What does the Coriolis Effect have to do with Hurricanes? Today’s entry in our Hurricane Week … more →
IS NO PLACE SAFE FROM HURRICANES?
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wrote 6 months ago: Our Thursday topic in our series of Hurricanes Week features is another great Geography in the News … more →
Hurricanes and the Caribbean Islands
wrote 6 months ago: On the topic of Hurricanes this week, here is another great Geography in the News article from our a … more →
Superstorm Sandy Calms
wrote 6 months ago: Superstorm Sandy may have calmed down, but New York and the East Coast are just beginning to recover … more →
enter the candidates; the 2012 US Presidential Debates
wrote 7 months ago: Cross posting this from our friends at Green Comma. The first of the 2012 US Presidential Debates st … more →
Wikipedia Map Fail, courtesy of The Atlantic
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wrote 8 months ago: Once again the news world has errantly relied on Wikipedia for its information. Worse, they used it … more →
More flooding devastates China.
wrote 9 months ago: For the second time in 2 years China is reeling from massive flooding that has left death and destru … more →
Calling All Patrons of Past Pineapple Produce Plantations
wrote 11 months ago: Next time you have some extra cash lying around, why not use it to buy a tropical island? 98% of La … more →
no one's snoring in dull or boring
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wrote 11 months ago: Location related news flash: The tension is building in the closely related, soon (hopefully) to be … more →
another member of the axis of google-bashers speaks up
wrote 1 year ago: With China actively seeking to eliminate Google from its virtual shores, even going to the effort of … more →
apple dropping google in cartographic celebrity divorce?
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wrote 1 year ago: According to several sources close to Apple, the new IOS6 operating system for iPhone will no longer … more →
Maps.com Teaches Cartography to Local Elementary School Students
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wrote 1 year ago: By Eric Wilder, Cartographer, Maps.com. It's Science Night Last week marked an exciting time fo … more →
What Did You Have for Dinner Last Night?
wrote 1 year ago: Despite what most observers consider a success in the transition of Sudan into two separate states, … more →
U.S. Opens New Tehran Embassy, Well Sort Of
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wrote 1 year ago: No, U.S. diplomats haven’t returned to Iran to face the mob that overran the British Embassy last we … more →
Map community watches Thailand closely.
wrote 1 year ago: Maps have many uses! Bangkok Resident waits out the flooding: CNN With much of the world’s weather a … more →
No Sudan movements from map-makers as the South celebrates.
wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia The people of South Sudan celebrated this week as they became Africa’s 54t … more →
