United Steaks of America (via reddit)
Here I will post some of my favorite maps, including the beautiful, the bizarre, the creative, and the misguided. I will also post a lot about geospatial technology, and I will share some of the web-based interactive maps I come across.
Video shows the movement of 881 iPhones in Europe in April 2011. From http://crowdflow.net/
Sweet Land of Subsidy: Wondering which states give more than they take in from the federal government? There’s a map for that.
The simplicity of this map pleases me.
(Source: iloveminnesota)
I’m on my old computer and I found this picture I saved from an online geography class I took with Andy Baker at IUPUI a few summers ago: The United Countries of Baseball. Nice mix of two of my favorite things: maps and (obviously) baseball.
(via mapsandshhtuff)
How to use The New York Public Library’s Map Warper, a tool to harmonize, remix, and create new maps from the library’s collection of over 10,000 scanned historical maps. (via)
European travel patterns (by Eric Fischer)
