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Street Mapping - An A to Z of Urban Cartography

Street Mapping - An A to Z of Urban Cartography

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Publisher's Synopsis

How are maps designed and why are they made? What are the origins of street mapping and how did it develop? This publication charts the history of urban cartography using magnificent examples from the Bodleian Library's extensive map collections. It looks at how the purpose and function of maps directly and profoundly affects their design.

About the Publisher

Bodleian Library

Bodleian Library Publishing creates gift, general interest and scholarly books on a wide range of subjects drawn from or related to the Library's rich collections of manuscripts, rare books, maps, postcards and other printed ephemera. Founded in 1602, the Bodleian Library is the largest university library in Britain, and home to over 12 million volumes.

Book information

ISBN: 9781851243655
Publisher: The Bodleian Library
Imprint: Bodleian Library
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Weight: 408g
Height: 210mm
Width: 267mm
Spine width: 6mm