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Mick Ashworth: Why North is Up – The Origins of Map Symbols, Projections, and Scale (3rd Revised Edition)
Maps are a fascinating blend of art and science, appealing to those who love geography, travel memories, or simply the beauty of cartographic design. This third revised edition delves into the history of cartography, tracing how universal symbols, projections, and scales evolved to make maps more accurate and accessible.
The book explains the structure of maps, from landscape depiction to the labeling of names and boundaries. It demystifies thematic and specialized maps, helping readers understand how cartographers transform complex terrain into clear, usable images. Whether you’re a history buff, a geography enthusiast, or a curious traveler, this volume offers insight into the meticulous work behind every map—and why we still trust these intricate representations of our world.
Price: 6,135.00 RUB. Note: This is a factual description based on the source material; no speculation or unverified claims are included.
