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How much geography can we do without? →
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From Winterfell to King's Landing →
callmeder: How the cartography of Game of Thrones explains the world.
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Why Historical Maps Still Matter So Much, Even... →
froggie901: “To be able to compare the past and the present in a way they’ve never been able to do before. People look at old photographs of a city. They say: Oh, this is what 5th Avenue looked like in New York City in 1910. Interesting. Old cars. So on. But if you look at the map of the same area, compared to the map today, you see look at all the buildings completed, look at the alleyways...
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