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Martin Incaurgarat says:
Hello! I’m looking for a wall map of USA and I couldn’t find any in all New York City.
Do you know any store that sells wall maps in NYC?
I really need to get one, I hope you can help me!
Thank you very much!
Sincerly,
Martin Incaurgarat.
Manuela Schmidt says:
Hi Martin, unfortunately – being based in Vienna, Austria – I don’t know any map stores in NYC. I just found this blog post from two years ago: http://mapville.blogspot.com/2010/06/farewell-to-last-map-store-in-new-york.html However, most book stores should be able to order you a wall map of the USA. If not, try online stores (national geographic, amazon, etc). Good luck! Manu
Heather VIlla says:
Is the Children’s World Map Competition still in existence?
Manuela Schmidt says:
Dear Heather,
Yes, the Barbara Petchenik competition is still organized every second year. You can find the results of the 2011 competition here: http://children.library.carleton.ca/index.htm News on the upcoming competition will be published by the ICA Commission on Cartography and Children.
Best regards, Manuela
Bronislaw Bednarsky Krysztaluk says:
good morning
I would like to know if you can guide me where to get a map of Poland and Ukraine in 1923 because I’m taking a study in college and I could not get a map of this date, I appreciate your help, greetings.
László Zentai says:
Dear Bronislaw,
it is not easy to find such maps.
Some years ago I scanned and made available a 1:200000 scale toptographic maps of Central Europe whihc were originally published around 1910-1920 by Austria-Hungary. I’m sure that you will not find better maps.
See http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/digkonyv/topo/3felmeres.htm
Regards,
Hasan says:
Why this website is just English . I think it can be other languages. What do you think?
László Zentai says:
Dear Hasan,
ICA has two official languages, English and French. ICA doesn’t have enough resources at the moment to run a website in different laguages. I will propose the ICA Executive Committee to discuss this issue.
Regards,
Melih Basaraner says:
Hello,
Could you please add following event into the calendar:
15th ICA/EuroSDR Workshop on Generalisation
13-14 September 2012
Istanbul, Turkey
http://generalisation.icaci.org/index.php/activities/9-commission-workshop-2012
Kind regards,
Manuela Schmidt says:
Thanks, Melih. The event is added to the calendar.
Igor says:
Hi Bronislaw
You can also try http://polski.mapywig.org/ (in Polish) or http://english.mapywig.org/ (in English).
All the best.