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Map Men took a look at a phantom island in the South Pacific that was "discovered" by Captain Cook and plotted on Google Maps until 2012.

PBS Eons looks at what the geography of the Earth will look like in the deep future, about 300 million years from now.

A statistician has concluded that the nation mathematically aligns with a square better than any other in the world.

The Internet is replete with millions of web sites, many of which are country-specific via their country code TLDs... but why is that?

The founders and stars of the phenomenally popular YouTube series Map Men discuss their unique blend of comedy and cartography

London tube game Metro Memory is a surprise hit, with geography books also finding favour with readers

When a former geography teacher decided to share his passion for the subject on the internet, he couldn’t have imagined he would soon be stopped in the street by fans asking for selfies.But Mark Cooper-Jones and his friend and fellow self-confessed geek, Jay Foreman, have become the Map Men, with th

A cautious optimism is in the air as the team prepares for the upcoming season. Also, the King is there. A recap of “Welcome Back to Wrexham,” the season two premiere of FX’s ‘Welcome to Wrexham.’

Map Men provided an amusing explanation of the very arbitrary manner that determines if a landed area is called a city in The United Kingdom.

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