Internet for Geography
Sunday May 04th 2008
Filed Under Education, Reference
Internet for Geography is a guide to finding geography learning sites on the Internet created by librarians John Blunden-Ellis and Pete Maggs. The site is broken into different sections to educate the user about some of the best geography related sites. The site is somewhat biased towards United Kingdom sites but still presents a well rounded list of sites for the avid geographer.
Read More
How Well Do You Know Your World? Overview of Geography 7 New Wonders of the World in Google Maps Study Geography Bring back geography
Comments
Leave a Reply
Most Popular
- East Sea still not widely used on maps (3398)
- Amazon trumps the Nile (3306)
- Geo-censorship in China (2685)
- Trimble Launches Premium GPS Content Layer for Google Earth (2681)
- Understanding and playing with ZIP Codes (2261)
- Weird European Names Quiz (2070)
- The Fourth of July 2007 - Fun Facts from the U.S. Census Bureau (2067)
- California No More in Russia (1887)
- New Amazon deforestation maps (1863)
- Mapping mountains from space with GOCE (1835)
Recent Comments
Recently Written
Sponsors
Related Products
Matt's
About Geography
More
