I'd like to know more about a type of photographic route guide used in the early 20th century, definitely in the US if not elsewhere. They're a series of photographs of junctions with an arrow drawn over them. Librarians, map lovers, can you help me?
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posted by carbide
on Oct 30, 2012 -
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What is/are the best atlas for Paris and suburbs? Like an A-Z atlas, spiral bound preferably
posted by sparkle55
on Jun 10, 2011 -
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Chiropractor client wants an atlas bone in his new logo, and I need to know what percentage of the population will be grossed out by that.
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posted by circular
on Oct 5, 2010 -
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Has anyone seen the
Geographia 5 Borough Street Atlas for sale anywhere in Queens or Long Island? I could order it from Barnes&Noble, but I'm in a big hurry (and fwiw all their stores are "out of stock"). To make this of interest to more than just myself, I'll note that Geographia's atlas is vastly better than the much more common Rand MacNally one (though it's also sorely in need of an update).
posted by jimmyjimjim
on Sep 1, 2009 -
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Is my "Atlas" really out of whack? Have you heard or experienced NUCCA upper cerivical realignment?
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posted by Big_B
on Jan 31, 2008 -
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Is there such a book as "The London Times Historical Atlas"? Google and Amazon are clueless.
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posted by grumblebee
on Dec 22, 2007 -
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I'm planning a road trip to Yellowstone NP from Starkville, MS. Tips, suggestions of roads to take and places to stop, stay, eat, and see (we're tent camping, and we're talking spring break one year from now), we'll be in my 2006 Sentra.
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posted by nile_red
on Mar 17, 2007 -
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Hi all,
I am looking for an website that will let me enter in Latitude and Longitude coordinates from various countries and plot them on a map interactively. Failing that, I'd like a map that I can print out and plot coordinates on with rough accuracy. Thanks!
posted by pantufla
on Oct 27, 2005 -
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