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A very short history of cartography
A tissue of lies.
Sep 9
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‘There are so many things in the world that we take for granted – but someone had to invent all of them’
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Sep 5
Here’s how you dig a big tunnel under the ground
A flashback to September 2021.
Sep 5
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The End of the Long, Hot Summer
This week: two resignations and one problem for Andy Burnham; two summer-themed maps, before it’s too late; and how old is my country anyway?
Sep 2
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Existential questions
This week: what speculative fiction tells us about being prime minister; a map that uses population data to work out where the north *really* starts…
Aug 26
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Everyone Is Talking About This
Things that go viral can also kill. Also this week: fun with great circles, and a mermaid for the sex starved.
Aug 19
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Ancient Forces
This week: the fight for Soho, and the drawbacks of local democracy. Also: some things that aren’t older than sharks; and a shadow map of the world.
Aug 12
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Drought conditions
This week: southern Britain has too little water; this map projection has far too much. But first: in praise of inefficiency.
Aug 5
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