Map Club

Quick random thing - Tom is doing a project and is looking to interview some people for it. If you’re interested please click below to register your interest (and feel free to circulate the link to friends and family) ethn.io/97111

Beautiful map of the wind over America: hint.fm/wind/

@mapclub Bing Maps host expert panel to discuss UK mapping innovations tomorrow, to join click here http://bit.ly/bu0UVQ (via @UKBing)

Map Club reappearance for the awesome real-time map of the London Underground: http://xitter.cf/KeirClarke/status/16702454671

US Interstate system in the style of the London Underground Map: http://bit.ly/3B4yyX (via @vicchi)

Scenic Route is a web app that builds customized real-time walking routes anywhere in San Francisco: http://tr.im/scenicroute (via @jasmeet)

Fascinating visualisations of how people spend their days: http://bit.ly/mMcoP (via @plasticbagUK)

Revisions to the way that Google Maps represents the world: http://tr.im/newgmapshotness (via @jasmeet)

Haptic labs make beautiful quilts out of maps. Stunning, if expensive: http://www.hapticlab.com/ (via @plasticbagUK)

Map of Marriage and Divorce Rate in 50 States: http://tr.im/mardivrate (via @jasmeet)

A beautiful literary map of San Francisco, from as tory in SF Gate: http://bit.ly/BeVRz

Remember if you have spotted a good map-related link, tag it with #mapclub or tell us about it with @mapclub

Another lovely link via @jasmeet: How Many Solar Panels Would It Take to Power The Entire World? http://tr.im/solarpowertheworld

Another lovely link from @jasmeet: Locations that will flood when/if the sea rises: http://tr.im/worldflood

From @jasmeet: The Mannahatta Project; Visualize New York before it became a city: http://tr.im/mannahatta

American Vice: Mapping the 7 Deadly Sins: http://ping.fm/X6ine (via @twbell)

http://www.instanthutong.com/ is a project based around visualizing and thinking around Chinese cities.