Cartography Edits Anger Some

Author:Caitlin Dempsey • 12/20/06 • Categorized as Maps

The Georgia Department of Transportation recently revised their state maps, removing over 500 small towns and hamlets from thei Official Highway and Transporation map. This move has angered many living in those small rural areas and has led to accusations of “urban conceit”.

Cartography Edits Anger Some - Georgia towns stung after being wiped off map, Christian Science Monitor

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Article originally published: 12/20/06

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