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| Subject: | RE: GISList: Historical maps |
| Date: |
09/11/2001 12:07:27 AM |
| From: |
Gary Hubbs |
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I suggest you send a posting to the Map History mailing list.
Here's a description :
MAPHIST Historical Maps Topics
MAPHIST-L is a discussion group whose primary focus is historical maps,
atlases, globes and other cartographic formats. This listserv is open to all
persons interested in the history of cartography and discussion is
encouraged on all aspects of this broad subject. The primary purpose of
MAPHIST-L is to encourage individuals to communicate current research:
evaluate methods and tools of analysis: announce important acquisitions and
news: announce position vacancies: announce new publications (direct
advertising, however, is discouraged): investigate library holdings: and to
share information between conferences and the appearance of relevant
journals.
Server Address:
listserv@harvarda.harvard.edu
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MAPHIST@harvarda.harvard.edu
E-mail contact: cobb@widener1.mhs.harvard.edu
(David Cobb)
-----Original Message-----
From: Elizabeth Martinez [mailto:elizabeth@forestlandgroup.com\
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 16:35
To: gis list
Subject: GISList: Historical maps
Hi list,
Is there any site or source that shows maps of an area through time. (how
political boundaries changed, or how they were drawn changed?
curious
Elizabeth
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