Why maps are made

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Map 4 © The Economist, London, 23–29 October 1999

Map 5 Gould, P. and White, R. (1974) Mental Maps. ‘How Londoners see the North – at least, according to the Doncaster and District Development Council’, courtesy of B. Urquhart.

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