Some of you may have already seen it, but we’d still like to formally introduce our new style: Defined Plus. As the name implies it’s an evolution of our existing style Defined and adds some data layers to make a more complete map. New layers The new data layers that we’ve added are urban areas,… [Read More]
Slake was one of those places, Moist thought, that you put on the map because it was embarrassing to have a map with holes in it. — Terry Pratchett – Raising Steam While that is an exaggeration for comedic effect it does hold a core of truth. When cartographers decide which cities to include on… [Read More]
The Earth is a sphere (actually… it isn’t… it’s an irregularly shaped body, slightly flattened at the poles, but at the scale of the maps available here at One Stop Map we can safely approximate it as a sphere) and a printed map or a screen is flat. So how do we go from that… [Read More]
January 19th Zevenbergen, The Netherlands and Tongeren, Belgium One Stop Map and Red Geographics have agreed to join forces in order to grow the collection of maps that is available for sale. This will take the form of Red Geographics acquiring an ownership share and investing both time and effort into running the site. “We… [Read More]
Today I am talking about a new free product I am now using all the time when I quickly need a custom edited globe for one of my designs. I don’t know about you, but in the past, when I wanted to use a globe in a project, I had my fair share of difficulties:… [Read More]
