Dave Imus

Ebola map

This nonprofit group is trying to make the world more equal — through mapping

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Maps tell us incredible amounts of information about the world around us — from where people are to how people interact with geography. And in the US and Western Europe, our maps seem to be updated in near-real time. But in the developing world, map data can be years, even decades, out of date.

The Art of American Cartography

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