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Article: MAPS OF WAR: ALTHOUGH MAPS HAVE A VARIETY OF DETAILS, THEY AREN'T ALL-KNOWING, SAY MAP EXPERTS.(CNY)
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- The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
- Article date:
- April 3, 2003
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Byline: Frank Herron Staff writer
He has seen plenty of blue arrows sweeping up the shores of the Euphrates River. And he's seen other green arrows spiking out from cities such as Basra and Baghdad. And he's seen tiny explosions, oil derricks and tanks and planes scattered over fiery orange, glum ochre or muddy green that represents the landmass of Iraq, which is smaller than Texas but bigger than California.
Plenty of maps of war flare up these days on the television and computer screens and fill pages of magazines and newspapers.
Mark Monmonier, one of the world's leading experts on maps and mapmaking, is keeping an eye on many of them from ...
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