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Make this animated silky wind map Here is an animated map of wind speeds. It stacks up six months of global average wind speed and...
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Make this animated silky wind map

from Adventures In Mapping | John Nelson Maps [alt+shift+b] in cartography

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Here is an animated map of wind speeds. It stacks up six months of global average wind speed and direction, and uses the flow renderer. The cumulative result is a sort of silky living web. You can click on the link above and reverse engineer it or you can watch this short how-to...
30 Day Map Challenge 2026-Days 1-4 Another November means another #30DayMapChallenge. Last year I was annoyed at the Gulf of Mexico...
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30 Day Map Challenge 2026-Days 1-4

from Map of the Week [alt+shift+b] in cartography

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Another November means another #30DayMapChallenge. Last year I was annoyed at the Gulf of Mexico renaming. This year it's personal! I live part time by the shores of Lake Ontario now. For some incompetent fool to give it some stupid name and for Apple and Google immediately...
Geographical History is Thriving in Macau Having recently returned from an international symposium at the University of Macau on “Rethinking...
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Geographical History is Thriving in Macau

from GeoCurrents [alt+shift+b] in cartography

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Having recently returned from an international symposium at the University of Macau on “Rethinking Space in Japanese and Asian Studies” (October 23-24, 2026), I am happy to report that geographically informed historical analysis is thriving in Macau, and more generally across...
Three Geopolitically Informed Versions of a Map of Chinese Provinces and Neighboring Countries   Countries often make poor comparative units because they vary greatly in both size and population....
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Countries often make poor comparative units because they vary greatly in both size and population. India and China each have more than a billion more inhabitants than the world’s third most populous country, the United States. Their populations are more than five orders of...

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