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Worldmapper - The world as you've never seen before

Worldmapper is a collection of world maps, where territories are re-sized on each map according to the subject of interest. World Mapper is a fantastic introduction to statistical data where as each map is accompanied by downloadable data sets, printable posters, and more.

I am of course interested in the comunication maps, but these will be only completed by the end of 2006, so wacth this space.

What is great about these maps is that they create proportional comparible graphics. Instead of reading stats one can visually see the difference.

Thanks to Boing Boing, Tagstudio and WorldChanging for leading me to this site!

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