Great short video on LA street guides from the LA Public Library. I have quite the collection of Thomas Guides but looks like I need to branch out!
Great short video on LA street guides from the LA Public Library. I have quite the collection of Thomas Guides but looks like I need to branch out!
The folks over at GreatAmericanEclipse.com have created a great map showing where total solar eclipses will be seen in North America over the next 85 years. I got a little depressed thinking that the last one I will probably see…
Found an awesome map via Maptacular showing 92 years of Bigfoot sightings in the US and Canada. Great information on Josh Stevens’ site. My take-away? I’m surprised at the number of Florida sightings as well as the spike in the…
25 years ago, the Berlin wall fell on November 9, 1989. Who would have thought that I’d be there 8 months later touring with a high school group from Texas. In honor of that celebration, I thought I’d post a…
From the 2005 USGS publication “Putting Down Roots in Earthquake Country” Bonus Map: Earthquake Probability in the SF Bay Area This is part 1 of Earthquake week here at Club Josh in honor of the 25th Anniversary of the Loma…
radhistory and Maptacular posted some great historical maps of the London Underground. I love metro/subway maps almost as much as I love freeway maps of LA County (OK I love freeway maps a lot more, but Transit maps are definitely…
Vox posted this great series of maps that explain Europe over the years. Worth checking out! via Maptacular
The National Weather Service in San Diego put out a great map about Tropical Cyclones (or as we call them, Hurricanes) that have made it to San Diego and Southern California. Interesting to note there hasn’t been one since the…
Early Sunday morning, Napa, CA and environs was shook by a m6.0 earthquake – the largest quake to hit the San Francisco Bay Area since the Loma Prieta Quake of 1989. From the DYFI reports and my friends twitter accounts,…
Slate has an article up with examples and history of six beautiful relief maps that were drawn in 1914 by my good friends at the US Geological Survey. I love me some good historical maps and these are beautiful! via…