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	FIGURE 2.1
	Number of sheets of the International Map of the World published or revised, 1921–1986 download data in a spreadsheet
	William Rankin Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
	FIGURE 2.2
	Coverage of the International Map of the World as of 1986
	from “Status of Publication of IMW Sheets as at 31 December 1986,” UN Document ST/ESA/SER.D/17, Supplement #3 (Feb 1987) Public Domain: UN publication
	FIGURE 2.3
	The Mercator projection, from a 1938 atlas
	from Rand McNally Ready-Reference Atlas of the World (Chicago, 1938) Public Domain: copyright not renewed
	FIGURE 2.4
	Map illustrating the new strategic importance of polar routes through Alaska during World War II
	Life Magazine Copyright 1942, renewed 1969
	FIGURE 2.5
	Map with bold arrows and a perspective view shows the battle over oil in the Middle East
	Life Magazine Copyright 1941, renewed 1969
	FIGURE 2.6
	Richard Edes Harrison's famous polar map showing the centrality of the United States to the global conflict
	originally in Fortune, March 1942; this link points to the 1944 version in Look At The World Copyright 1942, renewed 1969
	FIGURE 2.7
	Frontispiece to Wendell Willkie's One World, showing his route around the globe
	Simon & Schuster Copyright 1943, renewed 1970
	FIGURE 2.8
	Richard Edes Harrison's views of a spherical earth, ignoring north-up conventions: the view from the US towards Asia, and the view from Europe towards Asia
	from Richard Edes Harrison, Look At The World Copyright 1944, renewed 1971
	FIGURE 2.9
	The United Nations emblem (azimuthal equidistant projection): original lapel pin and present-day version
	US Office of Strategic Services; United Nations Public Domain: US Government / UN
	FIGURE 2.10
	A new oblique Mercator projection showing global air routes without any regional frame
	Geographical Journal Copyright 1941
	FIGURE 2.11
	International Map of the World sheet Istmo de Tehuantepec (1938)
	American Geographical Society Public Domain: copyright not renewed
	World Aeronautical Chart sheet Tehuantepec Isthmus (1946)
	US Aeronautical Chart Service Public Domain: US government
	FIGURE 2.12
	The division of Allied mapping responsibility in 1947: military-topographic maps, aeronautical charts, and storage of reproduction material
	Directorate of Military Survey Copyright 1947
	FIGURE 2.13
	Comparison of sheet grids for the International Map of the World and the World Aeronautical Chart
	William Rankin Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
	FIGURE 2.14
	World Population Maps of Tuscany (top) and Ventura County, California (bottom)
	Geografiska Annaler Copyright 1963
	FIGURE 2.15
	Comparison of World Land-Use Survey maps from central Italy (top) and western Japan (bottom)
	Internationales Jahrbuch für Kartographie Copyright 1968
	FIGURE 2.16
	Sheet index for the International World Aeronautical Chart: March and October 1962
	International Civil Aviation Organization Public Domain: UN publication
	FIGURE 2.17
	Design alternatives for the World Aeronautical Chart tested for the US Office of Naval Research in 1952
	from John E. Murray and Rolland H. Waters, “The Design of Aeronautical Charts II,” Navigation (US) 3 (Dec 1952), 193 Public Domain: copyright not renewed
	FIGURE 2.18
	Comparison of the design of American World Aeronautical Charts in 1948 and 1957 (both maps show the same area in northern Italy)
	from Richard W. Philbrick, “New Design Features for the World Aeronautical Chart,” Surveying and Mapping (July–Sept 1957), 303, 306 Public Domain: copyright not renewed
	FIGURE 2.19
	The place of the International World Aeronautical Chart in the official specifications of the International Civil Aviation Organization, 1949−2001
	William Rankin Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
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