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This is a page from the Map The Soul Book Album I bought at the Epik High concert and got autogrpahed :)
I was browsing through it and this page stood out to me.. .
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Amazing what a sheet of wrapping paper and a frame from Ikea can do!
The first Underground map from 1908 showing the UERL's lines and those of the other tube companies and the Metropolitan Railway.
Wrapping Paper £2.99, Frame £5.99
For those who might be interested. You can see that the Flint Hills of Kansas is the biggest share of the Tall Grass Prairie today.
Rochemenault is pretty much at the bottom of the map in the centre.
Get the Large version of this image by finding the "All Sizes" button to the left of the image...
This is a map of landslides from our GIS layer, digitized in from our aerial flights on January 9th and 10th. The orthophotos are 2006 NAIP photos. Landslide categories are grouped in accordance to our Washington Geological Statewide Landslide Database and the actual landslide process will vary.
Taken from maps drawn by my ancestor, Peter Fidler.
They are mainly of the Prairies and the Rockies (Canada)