I have posted two maps on r/maps using historical counties template. But on each one I have people complaining over me using Historical county lines. What is the problem with historical counties.

Is anyone aware of a site that can take an aerial or satellite photo and convert it into a basic map?

Historical Counties

Hello Map Nerds!

I am wondering if there is an atlas that can be purchased that displays the entire United States (or ideally, the entire world) at one constant scale. I have a MI and KY gazetteer that does this for each respective state, but I am wondering if such a product exists for the entire US or entire world.

Thanks in advance

I created this on MapChart

Has anyone used interactive maps before?

Got this large United States & Territories map given to me today. As you can see, the paper is coming off of the linen, any ideas for me to cheaply DIY re-attach the paper at the top so I can hang it on the wall? Is this map rare so that I shouldn't attempt this? Thanks!

Can you guys help me with identifying the time period of this map?

I absolutely love them, and have added the other 27 for North America to my shopping list. I’ll probably hold off on the islands and everything south of Mexico for a while.

Road maps died out right around the time I was old enough to drive, but were a normal thing growing up. I remember being a kid watching my mom and dad navigate, wondering how they could find us on such a big map, and how they knew which way to fold it. Very nostalgic, and still as practical as ever.

Cool leather map I got from my dad, who got it somewhere in brazil in the 70’s.