Here at One Stop Map we love maps (obviously…) and we strongly believe they can play a very important role in education. So we were very happy to receive some photos from one of our recent customers. Kylie Smith is a Peace Corps volunteer, working on a school in Fiji. She had purchased one of… [Read More]
Apart from making maps we are also very enthusiastic about cyclocross, so much even that we will be sponsoring a number of professional cyclocross riders this season. Today we want to introduce one of them. Veerle Goossens – Dream without fear This is Veerle Goossens from The Netherlands, she is a very talented rider with… [Read More]
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]
