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A Linear View of the World: Strip Maps as a Unique Form of Cartographic Representation
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  • 1958Pioneer Maps of Health and Disease in England108 cited
  • 1964History of cartography84 cited
  • 1948Historical Geography of the United States66 cited

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  • 2016To Know the Distance: Wayfinding and Roadmaps of Early Modern England and France3 cited

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