Strange Maps: An Atlas of Cartographic Curiosities
by Frank Jacobs
Frank Jacobs presents an atlas devoted to strange maps and cartographic curiosities. Combining the appeal of geography, visual culture, and reference works, this book is designed for readers who enjoy discovering unusual approaches to mapping and seeing familiar ideas about place represented in unexpected ways.
About This Book
Strange Maps: An Atlas of Cartographic Curiosities is a work by Frank Jacobs centered on unusual maps and the broader subject of cartography.
Presented as an atlas, the book invites readers to consider maps as more than practical tools for navigation and location.
Its focus on cartographic curiosities makes it suited to readers interested in geography, visual representation, and distinctive approaches to mapping.
The book offers an accessible entry point into the varied possibilities of mapmaking and the ways maps can organize information about the world.
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