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Worldmapper is a collection of world maps, where territories are re-sized on each map according to the subject of interest.
There are now nearly 700 maps. Maps 1-366 are also available as PDF posters. Use the menu above to find a map of interest. In 2009 we added a series of maps of the world's population using a gridded cartogram approach: Worldmapper Population Atlas
If you are interested in more background on map projections, read the short introductions about Worldmapper and map projections and gridded cartograms as a map projection.

Reference maps ...
Total Population Map
Total Population
Land Area Map
Land Area
Land Area Map
Labelled Map
Gridded Country Cartograms
World Population Atlas:
Gridded Country maps
A bit more about Worldmapper ...
  • Use 'Map Categories' or 'Thumbnail Index' to choose a map
  • A large PDF poster is provided with each map for printing
  • Maps by Mark Newman, data by Danny Dorling, text by Anna Barford, quality control by Ben Wheeler, website by John Pritchard, poster design by Graham Allsopp, gridded cartograms and updated by Benjamin Hennig.
Worldmapper books: The atlas of the real world Rediscovering the World
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Please note that the Worldmapper archive kept here on the University of Sheffield servers will not be updated anymore and is a repository of the initial Worldmapper platform launched in 2006. The pages under this address will remain as they are now. If there is a relaunch of Worldmapper in an updated and improved form, it will go online under our main address at www.worldmapper.org.
We also have limited capacities to reply to any email inquiries - please read the auto reply or the FAQ which should answer most of the questions that we receive. Some updated and new maps can be found on the Worldmapper-related research blog at www.viewsoftheworld.net


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