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The map I made for my PADI Divemaster course.
Nionplas/ de Zandput - Raamsdonksveer, the Netherlands.
www.tophermcgrillisphotography.co.uk
Shoot for the band Blank Maps. Got them to slowly shake their heads and this is the result
A map showing how Christianity spread in the first 600 years after Christ.
Dark shading: Predominantly Christian by AD 325
Lighter shading: Predominantly Christian by AD 600
1. Ireland
2. United Kingdom
3. Spain
4. France
5. Germany
6. North Africa
7. Egypt
8. Israel
9. Asia Minor (modern Turkey)
10. Macedonia
11. Italy
12. Mediterranean Sea
13. Black Sea
Sources:
Coasts, lakes, rivers: Natural Earth Data (public domain).
Imagery: Natural Earth Data (Natural Earth II) (public domain).
Bible places: Bible Geocoding used under CC BY 4.0.
Made with reference to this map at Wikimedia Commons.
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Copyright 2016 Hilde Heyvaert.
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Item Number:9724-2
Document Title:Howard College Birmingham Sites Scale 1" = 2400'
Project:09724; Howard College; Birmingham; Alabama; 04 College & School Campuses; 78 PLANS (1931; 1947-1950)
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:TOPO (Topographical)
Physical Characteristics:0000172358 22.5 x 34 lith pos graphite paper
Dates:n.d.
Notes:Commercial pocket map of Birmingham, Alabama published by Western Map Co. The map includes a population count. Several areas have been marked out as possible sites for the college; an area bordering Edgewood Lake in the southern part of the city has been indicated to be the best choice. An index of city streets, facts about the city, street car and bus line routes, and Birmingham attractions are printed on the verso.
Please Credit: Courtesy of the National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site
This book was donated to the Internet Archive Book Drive. Please send us a book today. More info at: openlibrary.org/bookdrive.
Approximately 19,000 elephants are located within or very near conflict zones in countries with civil wars or significant unrest and armed non-state groups. Up to a maximum 15% of elephant populations are killed annually in or very near conflict zones (ca. 2,850 elephants). An estimated 100,000 elephants are located within a 500 km striking range of such areas of which approximately 5,000 elephants are killed. Within and near conflict zones non-state armed groups are responsible for killing about 90% of the elephants killed. Depending on the non-state armed groups range of illegal hunting of elephants the illegal trade in ivory provides these groups with approximately USD 3.9-12.3 million.
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This photo has been graciously provided to be used in the GRID-Arendal resources library by: Riccardo Pravettoni, GRID Arendal
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Hong-Kong MTR Map
画像が小さいですが、よーく目をこらすと駅名が漢字、アルファベットで書いてあります。
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