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A discussion has come up in the Society regarding the largest world map, and
I remember there being a discussion thread on last Spring.
Not to reopen the issue too much, but what was the groups view on the
largest map of the world?
This collection has the JNC aeronautical series (1:2,000,000) which covers
the entire surface of the earth, but I wasn't sure if there may have been
something else.
Can anyone help with information from the Spring's discussion or add more?
Thanks in advance.
Michael J. Horner
National Geographic Society
Map Library
1145 17th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036-4688
Phone: 202/775-6173
Fax: 202/429-5704
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