Taken by Jeremy Wright at the Kona Inn, Kona on Hawaii (the big island) this is a large and spectacular three-dimensional map using planes of wood to form the bathymetry around the islands. You quite often see these sort of relief maps made by those with access to laser cutting technology but not normally at this size. Try telling me you don’t want this on your wall. You’d be lying!
Marc Tobias sent us this Map in the Wild and also has the bright idea to send the OpenStreetMap link to it.
Oliver Leroy said “Doing some trains nerd tourism, very hard to imagine how big the industry was before and how fast the […]
Thank you Terrible Maps for sharing this board of charcuterie in the shape of France. Le pâté en croûte is indeed a […]
Walter Schwartz sent me this pics of a very nice map table with great contour lines. he said “Here’s a topo map-table […]
