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A map of the Dominion of Canada, engraved expressly for the Canadian Almanac of 1868. Published by W. C. Chewett and Company. The map includes Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland - and the districts contained within each province.
Part of the Mika collection.
In the early 1940s the village of Derwent in Derbyshire was demolished to make way for Ladybower Reservoir. I have combined a 1924 map of the village with an aerial photo taken from Google Maps to show where the village lay in relation to the current landscape. I wasn't sure of the best way to display it, so this photo has a bit more map and a bit less photo!
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Alternative Title: Edo ezu
Creator: Kikuya, Kōzaburō
Date Issued: 1864
Source: University of British Columbia Library - Rare Books and Special Collections. Japanese Maps of the Tokugawa Era.
Permanent URL: digitalcollections.library.ubc.ca/cdm/ref/collection/toku...
A Map, for a workshop last week. Mapping of oneself as a designer. I kind of decided to do the mapping with emphasis on the playing around with graphic layouting and the form of the map. A lot of glue-stick went in to this one as I did it all by hand on a A2-sheet of paper. It was a nice sunday-fun.
Sometimes google maps gets things wrong. Nothing important obviously, but if you take a look at this bit of the map.... Look at the little details... Squint your eyes and concentrate now...
Vauxhall station is on completely the wrong side of the river! (This was since fixed but only after several months of wrongness)
Obviously that's a pretty serious navigational problem. Do you link to google maps when you email a friend with directions? Are you using google maps on your website? If you do this in the Vauxhall or Pimlico area you may not be being as helpful as you thought you were. Maybe it's time to use a better map, the open licensed map from the London-born not-for-profit OpenStreetMap.
Eight days (seven nights) in the Beartooths, starting at Island Lake trailhead on July 31 and coming out below Lady of the Lake on August 7. Backpacking in red; day hikes in purple. Black dots are campsites and lunch stops.
1) Pack from Island Lake trailhead to Becker Lake, enjoy early evening storm;
2) Dayhike to Echo Lake, Lonesome Lake, and Albino Lake;
3) Pack to Pleiades Lake by Crystal Lake;
4) Pack to plateau SW of Desolation Lake;
5) Pack to Fossil Lake;
6) Pack to Rough Lake and Lone Elk Lake, loaf around;
7) Early morning dayhike in the drizzle to above Rough Lake, turn around, and pack down to Lady of the Lake;
8) Pack out to trailhead.
Trip should have included some time in Skytop Basin above Rough Lake and below Granite Peak, but events conspired otherwise.
Shing Wah Mansion - 451-457 Hennessy Road
Just 2 mins. walk from MTR, Times Squares, Sogo Department Store, public transport.
Airport Bus stop right in front of the building
(Although it is located in Hennessy Road, it is not noisy as the flat is facing Lockhart Road)
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From the Ferris Lake Unit Management Plan. Adobe PDF: andyarthur.org/img/full/maps.ferris/ferrislake.pdf
August 5, 2009. Our local transit agency, Codiac Transit, won't release a full system map, so I'm making one, which I'll post online and print out. Here is the Google Maps version.
I know - I'm a sap. I'm still new enough to driving that this stuff is still interesting to me.
I took my first motorway journey yesterday - scary to say the least, then after a few minutes (getting into the traffic is the worst bit) very peaceful and relaxing.
The one thing I could never have predicted before learning to drive (at my advanced age!) was that I'd enjoy it so much.
Thanks to the wonderful Lorraine for coming with.
Intricate type map of New York, showing neighbourhoods of Manhattan, Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn. The map can be contemplated as an abstract texture, as a location or as a series of words.
Includes Financial District, Battery Park City, Tribeca, Knickerbocker Village, China Town, Soho, Little Italy, Noho, Nolita, Lower East Side, West Village, Meatpacking District, Flatiron, Chelsea, Garment District, Union Square, Murray Hill, Theatre District, Upper West Side, Central Park, Upper East Side, York Ville, El Barrio, Harlem, Morning Side Heights, Hamilton Heights, Bronx, Williamsburg, Brooklyn and more.
Prints are hand screen-printed on archival printmaking paper. Texture, deckle edge and vibrancy of colours convey an air of heritage while the character comes from slight inconsistencies in the ink levels.
Details
Limited colour edition of 100 (pastel green / slate gray)
Signed and numbered by the artist
Format: 56 cm x 76 cm
2 colour silk screen print
Somerset traditional printmaking paper, 250gsm, deckle edge
available at ursulahitz.com
We have worked our way up to visiting India, a vast, intimidating place for outside visitors, but also full of fascinating experiences, rich cultures, and of course, the unexpected.
One of the things I admire most about India is its utter frankness and inability to dissemble. India is what it is, all mass of humanity, colorful celebrations, crowded buses, dirty streets, polished temples, lonely beggars, spicy food, and hazy landscapes, and we are here to see it all.
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Richter et al. in color combined with Geology, Mount St. Elias, Yukon Territory, map; Geological Survery of Canada, Open File (6,531)
note lines marking glacier positions in the past, e.g. Hubbard Glacier completely filled Yakutat Bay at lower right center
maps available at:
geogratis.gc.ca/api/en/nrcan-rncan/ess-sst/138143d8-5123-...
directly to map - pubs.usgs.gov/sim/2006/2877/SIM-2877_map.pdf