7 Mar
2001
7 Mar
'01
2:26 a.m.
Neil Faulkner wrote:
From: Deborah Day d.day@thefreeinternet.co.uk
not may maps have the Pacific in the middle.
British atlases do. I have an American Hammond atlas on my shelves which puts the Americas in the middle, with the Eurasian continent split in two - Europe and Africa on the right hand side, Siberia and Asia on the left.
Curious. I'm used to seeing the Americas on the left, Eurasia on the right, the Atlantic more or less in the middle. I'm not sure I've seen an atlas with the Americas in the centre.
ObB7: I suppose Federation maps have Earth as the centre of the galaxy? Properly proportioned, or disproportionately large?
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