National Geographic cartographers fill a key map gap on the North American Continental Divide and pay tribute to the Father of American Mapmaking A portion of the Trails Illustrated Wind River Range ...

Gilbert H. Grosvenor, National Geographic magazine’s founding editor, is credited with saying: A map is the greatest of all epic poems. Its lines and colors show the realization of great dreams. This ...

From Kazakhstan's vast steppes to Eritrea's Red Sea coast, these aren't your typical geography quiz countries—they're the ...

The latest issue of Humboldt Geographic gathers a decade of maps and stories from Cal Poly Humboldt cartography students, inviting readers to see maps not only as navigational tools but as narrative ...

A group of historians and ASU professors gathered Thursday evening in the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus to discuss the modern significance of geographical boundaries changing since the 16th ...

What do you think of when you see the words "Microsoft Excel?" For many, it's "cells," "numbers," and "formulas." However, there's much more to the program than that! You can also create stunning 3D ...

So far, many of the national maps comparing COVID-19 cases and deaths have focused on where the disease is growing. A new set of data-driven maps by National Geographic show regions of the country ...

Old maps are rife with phantom islands. Sometimes these nonexistent landmasses come about because of mistakes made by sailors or cartographers; sometimes they can be traced back to folklore or legends ...

So far, many of the national maps comparing COVID-19 cases and deaths have focused on where the disease is growing. A new set of data-driven maps by National Geographic show regions of the country ...