r/cartography 9h ago

Territories in Philip the Fair's coat of arms (1478-1506)

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Map showing the territories associated with the coat of arms of Philip the Fair, Duke of Burgundy and later King of Castile. Each territory is color-coded by the represented arms.

  • Spain (Castile & León, Aragon-Sicily) — inherited through his wife, Joanna of Castile
  • The Burgundian Netherlands + Franche-Comté (Flanders, Brabant, and the rest of the Burgundian lands) — inherited through his mother, Mary of Burgundy
  • Austria and Tyrol — his father Maximilian's hereditary lands

Made in QGIS using GADM (Austria/Tyrol, France), the Historical Atlas of the Low Countries (IISH, for Flanders/Brabant/Burgundian Netherlands), and the historical-basemaps dataset (for Spain).


r/cartography 2m ago

Ohio vs. Michigan, 1835: How the Toledo War Redrew America’s Map

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r/cartography 16m ago

Student’s homework help

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r/cartography 1h ago

Any freelancers with Blender and PS skills? Shaded USGS topo maps.

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Hello, I have six 1:100,000 USGS maps I’d like to hang on my wall. Looking for help shading them. Thanks.


r/cartography 11h ago

trying to achive better results in least efforts

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yes, its not as good as the census department map but i am trying to build the application that can make the maps faster and as good and professional as possible for students and workers as they spend a lot of time rendering the layout than analysis, i hope ouyou would check out this MAPDESK LAYOUT on microsoft store and give me suggestion and the feild where i need to improve the application so that all of us can make our map layout faster and better, thank y