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Today is GIS Day, so you get an extra bonus map in the wild thanks to Ross McDonald of Angus Council. Apparently they celebrated GIS Day with this scrumptious map cake. For those not in the UK, the reference to Shetland in a box may be confusing. Recently the Scottish […]

Shetland in a box on a cake

One of mine Been walking around Mexico City for 2 days and this is the first map on the streets that I’ve found. Not a great one but … Watch out for more and better from my Mexico trip

Money changer’s map

Dave Lovell has an almost inexhaustible collection of map pics. I wish we’d have had these map collages in time for Remembrance Sunday (just past) but better a little late than not at all. “Here’s a small series of (not very good) photos taken in Bramhall Methodist Church’s (wild!) remembrance […]

A Stillness Heard Around the World

Jory Fleming sent us this sweet little hand drawn map for a rare book walk around Oxford colleges. “Was given this hand drawn map done by the librarian at Wadham College, for a rare book tour some colleges put on.” Is it wild? Well it’s hand-held and I can see […]

Oxford rare book walk

Andrew Newman sent us this pic of a line and signal schematic at Reading Station. “You may or may not consider this map to be a map, but it’s useful and in the wild.” I’m not sure about these railway schematics, this is the second one we’ve been sent so […]

Another railway schematic

A globe in Seattle

Dave Lovell, who is currently our most prolific contributor sent us these pics of the globe sculpture in Seattle Fish Market. “Seattle Fish market (don’t ask me why) 2014” And yes, it really is a working fish market.

A globe in Seattle

This geological map of France was sent to us by Dave Lovell I love a map that you can walk on. 2008 was the International Year of Planet Earth and this map was exhibited in Paris outside of the Natural History Museum, there was also a superb display panel advertising the […]

Geological map of France

I saw this example on a recent journey through Canterbury airport, New Zealand. As I wandered through the departure area I naturally thought the patterns on the carpet looked like a map then when you look at the vast expanse rolled out in front of you it becomes obvious it […]

Canterbury Plains

The Gallery of Maps

Jez Nicholson sent us this pic of The Gallery of Maps in the Vatican I wouldn’t be surprised if we get several more of these but they will need to be creative to get posted.

The Gallery of Maps

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