The Largest Known Map of the 16th-Century World Has Been Digitized
All 60 hand-drawn sheets have been assembled for the first time.
All 60 hand-drawn sheets have been assembled for the first time.
New Zealand is a major country, but you wouldn't know it from most world maps.
John Green breaks down some little-known facts about maps.
Fill up the tank and hit the road.
Old measurements were off by over 1200 feet.
Cinemaps: An Atlas of 35 Great Movies turns films into elaborate cartography.
The new design should make it easier to locate points of interest from where you are.
Created by renowned Dutch cartographer Joan Blaeu, the map was the first to depict Tasmania and New Zealand.
Of course, there may be a reason people don't go to Russia in the dead of winter.
It took a full year’s worth of satellite data to make it.
The Valeriepieris circle is home to more than 3 billion people.
It appeared on plenty of maps, but was completely fictional.
London, Tel Aviv, and New York City now come in chocolate.
Whether you prefer to watch in the company of Sasquatch or while eating a plate of waffles, there's a map for you.
Explore what traffic is like for drivers leaving American cities each night.
Please, don't ever use the phrase "revolutioneering."
"I have always been fascinated by transit maps and river systems, and I thought, 'Why not put them together?'"
Commute times vary a lot by geography.
Avoiding long stretches of tunnels just got easier for London commuters.
The first map of Disneyland, drawn to sell the park to investors, hasn't been seen by the public in 60 years.
Can you name the largest U.S. cities whose city limits border another state?
Can you name the southernmost countries in each continent?
Crocker Land was all but a phantom—one that famed explorer Robert E. Peary had invented out of the thin Arctic air.
English is extremely popular as a second language, but some of the other commonly spoken second languages might surprise you.