Wooden Ships
Wooden Ships explores European maritime activity and observations from 1750 to 1850. The data consists of logbook entries written by
Read MoreWooden Ships explores European maritime activity and observations from 1750 to 1850. The data consists of logbook entries written by
Read MoreThe European Commission’s Joint Research Centre developed this new water dataset in the framework of the Copernicus Programme. This maps
Read MoreSince 1994, the City Council and state legislature have gradually dismantled legal protections for New York City tenants, giving landlords
Read MoreThis exploratory map shows data from the fantastic Global Human Settlement Layer (GHSL) produced by the European Commission. Integrating huge
Read MoreWhile New York City is known for its progressiveness and modernity, it is also a city of famous history and culture. When Manhattan was still New Amsterdam and its immigrant roots were starting, the concrete jungle that we know nowadays was a farmyard. The maps below shows the exact age of almost every building in Manhattan from 1719 to 2019, in one map.
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Read MoreYouth development can be achieved even in lowincome countries by providing quality education and training and allowing young people to
Read MoreOSM Landuse Landcover is a WebGIS application to explore the OpenStreetMap database specifically in terms of landuse and landcover information.
Read MoreThis map has been created using tree data made available by London’s local authorities and Transport for London. The map
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