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Worldwide reference for states, provinces, governorates, counties, districts, and other subdivisions of countries.
An initiative (updated 1997-2004) to map cyberspace, this site contains a variety of pages dedicated to helping the viewing not only understand "cyber geography" but to visualize it as well.
The Degree Confluence Project contains photographs of the intersections of integer latitude and longitude degree lines.
Geography of the environment, and the use of the web in higher education.
A subject gateway to scholarly information in earth science, geography and mining. From the Goettingen State and University Library.
A site that explores the world. The online resource on travel for schools, professionals and enthusiasts alike.
A combination of teaching resources, lessons and indexes of website links with an emphasis on physical geography.
Extensive information on the circumnavigator's paradox and the history of its resolution.
Infoplease Atlas has political maps of each region, country, and state with links to reference information.
Geographic facts, lists, and statistics, including highest mountains, longest rivers, latitudes and longitudes, and explorations and expeditions.
Free PC program to print out US or world maps of various sizes, up to 7 feet across, on an ordinary printer. Requires Windows 3.1, 95 or 98.
An online geography class where students journey through time and space. Discover different people and cultures and further your study by following links.
A system designed to answer questions that are posed in natural language. The system is especially equipped to answer geography queries.
Mapping products and services, as well as geography resources used to compile the US Census.
Information on the world's islands, including island superlatives.
Mapping products and services, as well as geography resources used to compile the US Census.
An initiative (updated 1997-2004) to map cyberspace, this site contains a variety of pages dedicated to helping the viewing not only understand "cyber geography" but to visualize it as well.
A system designed to answer questions that are posed in natural language. The system is especially equipped to answer geography queries.
A combination of teaching resources, lessons and indexes of website links with an emphasis on physical geography.
An online geography class where students journey through time and space. Discover different people and cultures and further your study by following links.
Extensive information on the circumnavigator's paradox and the history of its resolution.
Geography of the environment, and the use of the web in higher education.
A subject gateway to scholarly information in earth science, geography and mining. From the Goettingen State and University Library.
Information on the world's islands, including island superlatives.
A site that explores the world. The online resource on travel for schools, professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Infoplease Atlas has political maps of each region, country, and state with links to reference information.
The Degree Confluence Project contains photographs of the intersections of integer latitude and longitude degree lines.
Geographic facts, lists, and statistics, including highest mountains, longest rivers, latitudes and longitudes, and explorations and expeditions.
Free PC program to print out US or world maps of various sizes, up to 7 feet across, on an ordinary printer. Requires Windows 3.1, 95 or 98.
Worldwide reference for states, provinces, governorates, counties, districts, and other subdivisions of countries.

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