The International Cartographic Association (ICA) presents a spectacular chart as the November ICA Map of the Month. The cartographer hails from Norway of the Norwegian Hydrographic Service. Click Map of the Month 11/2012: Oslo Havn to see this map in full and other Maps of the Month. Nautical charts bring together some of my most cherished interests, the sea, sailing and maps. The image here is a chart for the New York harbor.
Map of the Month 11/2012: Oslo Havn
Posted by GeoSpeech on November 28, 2012
https://geospeech.wordpress.com/2012/11/28/map-of-the-month-112012-oslo-havn/
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