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Malta (~1690)

Ohio 1800s vegetation map

The Canada/France sea border is strange.

family types of europe, what family type is better to have?

Mapping the Gulf of Mexico: A Cartographic Stand for Truth (Kickstarter)

[National Geographic] Egypt - Nile Valley, Land of the Pharaohs (1965)

[National Geographic] China (1945)

1587 map of Japan by Urbano Monte. Created after Japanese diplomats visited Milan in 1582.

Foreign-Born Population of the United States, 1900

[National Geographic] The Moon (1969)

[National Geographic] South America (1921)

[National Geographic] World Ocean Floor (1981)

[National Geographic] The Southwestern United States (1940)

[National Geographic] The Middle East: Two Centuries of Conflict (1980)

🇲🇽 Remember, Remember 🇲🇽

Maps of The Valley of Mexico and Texcoco from the Codex Xolotl (1542) (more in post body)

National Geographic - Ethnolinguistic Map of the Peoples of Africa (1972)

Tenochtitlán, Later Mexico City: View from 1617

National Geographic - Jerusalem (1996)

National Geographic - Where did Colombus discover America? (1987)

National Geographic - Antarctic Regions (1932)

The Fens, UK: "A Map of the Great Levell, representing it as it lay drowned." (1662) & "The Map of the Great Levell drained" (1662; see post)

The Gough Map (1370)

National Geographic - Hawaii (1960)

National Geographic - The Romans (1997)

National Geographic - Europe & the Near East (1940)

World Map - Ruysch (1508)

National Geographic - Amazonia: A World Resource at Risk (1992)

National Geographic - Africa (1909)

Alice Hudson, Librarian Who Built a Trove of Historic Maps, Dies at 77

Using GPS in the year 1565 – verbeeld

Indigenous North American Nations, 16th century

A New Map Of Medieval London

Boston 1775 vs Today

Zoomable, translated version of the 15th century Mappa Mundi

Measuring the Shape of the Earth | History Today

Why Swiss maps are full of hidden secrets

Access Over 181,000 USGS Historical Topographic Maps

Oculi Mundi

1939 Map of Physics by Frank Jacobs

Visualising History: The Spread of European Printing Activity (1450-1650). Mapped!

CC0-licensed fantasy map brushes based on historical cartography

The magnificent medieval map that made cartography into a science

Oculi Mundi

John Wesley Powell's Watershed States Map Map: What If Our Western States Were Shaped by Watersheds?

Seven Weeks to Venice: History Through Isochronic Maps

Historical maps probably helped cause World War I

History of Cartography: Volumes One, Two, Three, Four, and Six (1987)