Map Monday: A look at relative sizes of our geography when our usual map projection isn’t playing tricks on us, plus a few extra bits Share this: Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email TweetShare on Tumblr Print (Opens in new window) Print Like this:Like Loading… Related
leigha66 said: I like maps still – just suck at folding them back up. This was eye opening! Great share, Bridget! Loading... September 26, 2025 Reply
nonsmokingladybug said: I am so glad you liked it. As for the folding, that’s a different kind of nightmare. Loading... September 27, 2025 Reply
Eha Carr said: We thought alike – I also reposted Jane Fritz’s marvellous offering to quite a few of my lists – a hugely valuable geography lesson . . . but then the gal usually posts memorable stuff 🙂 ! Loading... September 23, 2025 Reply
nonsmokingladybug said: It was such an interesting post. I am trying to follow your blog but I am not sure if I am doing it right. Thank you for stopping by. Loading... September 24, 2025 Reply
Peter's pondering said: A fascinating share that gives a lot to think about! Loading... September 23, 2025 Reply
nonsmokingladybug said: It puts things in perspective. The Ukraine-USA comparison was particularly interesting, also the size of China. Goodness 🙂 Loading... September 24, 2025 Reply
derrickjknight said: Fascinating. I have always thought Mercator has given us such Northern neighbours, but never realised it has produced such contortions worldwide Loading... September 23, 2025 Reply
nonsmokingladybug said: I found it fascinating as well. Such an interesting post. It should be in the newspapers. Loading... September 24, 2025 Reply
restlessjo said: Interesting stuff, Bridget. Thanks for sharing xx Loading... September 23, 2025 Reply
nonsmokingladybug said: I don’t reblog often but this was too good not to. Loading... September 24, 2025 Reply
I like maps still – just suck at folding them back up. This was eye opening! Great share, Bridget!
I am so glad you liked it. As for the folding, that’s a different kind of nightmare.
We thought alike – I also reposted Jane Fritz’s marvellous offering to quite a few of my lists – a hugely valuable geography lesson . . . but then the gal usually posts memorable stuff 🙂 !
It was such an interesting post. I am trying to follow your blog but I am not sure if I am doing it right. Thank you for stopping by.
A fascinating share that gives a lot to think about!
It puts things in perspective. The Ukraine-USA comparison was particularly interesting, also the size of China. Goodness 🙂
Fascinating. I have always thought Mercator has given us such Northern neighbours, but never realised it has produced such contortions worldwide
I found it fascinating as well. Such an interesting post. It should be in the newspapers.
Interesting stuff, Bridget. Thanks for sharing xx
I am so glad you liked it.
Fascinating! 🙂
I don’t reblog often but this was too good not to.