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© How can you represent the round Earth on flat paper?

The human face on four different projections © ODT, Inc.

The Graticule Courtesy of USGS.

Collignon’s Equal-Area Courtesy of USGS.

Six Equal-Area Projections © USGS & University of Chicago Press.

Hobo-Dyer, North on top © ODT,

Hobo-Dyer, South on top © ODT,

South Up, Africa-centered © ODT,

It’s Your World Toronto © Leonard Guelke.

Courtesy of USGS & University of Chicago Press. Maps come in many shapes

“What’s Up? South!” World Map © ODT, Inc.

USA as seen from Canada ©

Greenland on three compromise projections Courtesy of USGS.

The Earth with clouds Hurricane Luis, 1995 Courtesy of USGS.

The Earth at Night Courtesy of NASA.

Population close-up Africa © ODT,

Do facts make maps or do maps make facts? © ODT,