The Map Scroll

From Mark Easton , another interesting social map of the UK. This one shows the number of anti-depressant prescriptions per 1000 patients fo...

The New York Times has another fabulously detailed interactive map in its series on immigration. This one shows countries of origin for for...

Or a gatherer, at least. Fallen Fruit is an LA-based organization that is making maps of publicly available fruit and nuts, like this one ...

The Spatial Information Design Lab at Columbia University has been documenting the geography of buzz . Those are maps of Manhattan. Accordin...

Mint.com has a map of the likely effect of the stimulus bill that was passed a couple weeks ago on the unemployment rates of the states. He...

From The New York Times , another genetic map shows that there are, in fact, genetic differences between the nationalities of Northern Europ...

Via The Map Room , something called the Six-Degree Field Galaxy Survey (shortened, with the sort of radical anti-melliflousness only a team ...

This is a very simple image, but I don't think I've ever seen it before and I like it. It just shows Earth and the Moon and the dist...

Information Architects , an entity I've never heard of, is about to release the fourth version of their web trends map, which, though ev...

The long darkness known as the baseball off-season is finally over. In cartographic celebration of this sporting Eostre , here is the map of...

Via PCMag's Security Watch blog , the Conficker Working Group has infection maps of the Conficker worm, which is some sort of centipeda...

Yesterday, same-sex marriage in Iowa was rendered legal by that state's Supreme Court (two days after it was made legal in Sweden). The...

The Natural Resources Defense Council has worked with Google to create a Google Earth mapping tool which shows environmentally sensitive ar...

Galaxy Zoo is asking the internets for a favor: help describe the universe. Specifically, they want laypeople to help classify the hundreds...

The Guardian has an interactive map of religious belief - or the lack thereof - in the UK. The map is based on a survey by the think tank T...

Hoaxes of the world, from Widgetbox . Get Your Map! Powered by Platial (Note: of particular interest is "Sans Serife," in London,...

Paper Cuts is tracking the ongoing labor carnage in the newspaper industry in the US. They've got an interactive map with details on ne...

Via Matt Yglesias , the Center for American Progress has an interactive map of unemployment and job losses across the fifty states. It does...