Well you're in luck, because the cartographers at National Geographic have adapted our World for Kids and United States for Kids maps to create versions that you can print, assemble, and color at ...

National Geographic Maps has a deep catalog to maintain, ... In 1893 he published the Manual of Topographic Methods, which guided the mapping of the United States for decades.

The National Geographic-Roper 2002 Global Geographic Literacy Survey polled more than 3,000 18- to 24 ... only 17 percent of young adults in the United States could find Afghanistan on a map, ...

National Geographic’s list of the 25 Happiest Places in the United States includes cities from Ann Arbor to Austin, San Diego to Charlottesville.

In These Colorful ‘Food Maps,’ Nations Are What They Eat. The United States made of corn, Italy composed of tomatoes—these maps use ingredients to show countries’ staples.

It sounds somewhat implausible, but a University of Virginia academic has designed an interactive map that color-codes the geographic distribution of every single American, drawing on the last ...

Every year, National Geographic releases a list of the “Best of the World” destinations. Sometimes there are specific categories places and restaurants are broken into, as was the case for ...

In August 1914, National Geographic magazine published a map of Europe and the Balkan States, subsequently to be the scene of one of the bloodiest conflicts in history—World War I. Editor in ...

In the 1890s, it was used in negotiations between Canada and the United States over fishing rights in the Gulf of Maine, and it has come into play in legal disputes between eastern US states, as ...

It’s hard to look at the news this year without seeing a red and blue map of the United States. These maps are a national obsession, and they have a long history , but they’re also deeply flawed.

If you draw a line on a flat map from Washington D.C. to Shanghai, China, the most direct route appears to be due west over the United States and the Pacific Ocean.