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Akerman, J. (1993) “Blazing a Well Worn Path: Cartographic Commercialism, Highway Promotion and Automobile Tourism in the United States, 1880–1930” Cartographica Monograph 44 pp.10–20

Anderson, J.R., Hardy, E.E., Roach, J.T. and Witmer, R.E. (1976) “A Land Use and Land Cover Classification System for Use with Remote Sensor Data” US Geological Survey Professional Papers 964

Andrews, M. (1989) The Search for the Picturesque: Landscape Aesthetics and Tourism in Britain, 1760–1800 Aldershot: Scolar Press

Andrews, J.H. (1990) “Map and Language: A Metaphor Extended” Cartographica 27 (1) pp.1–19

Andrews, M. (1999) Landscape and Western Art Oxford: Oxford University Press

Appleton, J. (1975) The Experience of Landscape London: John Wiley & Sons

Arnberger, E. (1974) “Problems of an International Standardization of a Means of Communication through Cartographic Symbols” International Yearbook of Cartography 16 pp.19–35

Ascher, M. (1995) “Models and Maps from the Marshall Islands: A Case in Ethnomathematics” Historia Mathematica 22 (4) pp.347–370

Axelsen, B. and Jones, M. (1987) “Are All Maps Mental Maps?” GeoJournal 14 (4) pp.447–464

Aziz, B.N. (1978) “Maps and the Mind” Human Nature 1 (8) pp.50–59

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Baker, M. (1888) “Surveys, Their Kinds and Purposes” Science 12 (304) pp.254–259

Balasubramanyan, V. (1971) “Application of Information Theory to Maps” International Yearbook of Cartography 11 pp.177–181

Bassett, T.J. (1994) “Cartography and Empire Building in Nineteenth-Century West Africa” Geographical Review 84 (3) pp.316–335

Beighton, H. (1739) “A New Plotting-Table for Taking Plans and Maps, in Surveying: Invented in the Year 1721” Philosophical Transactions (1683–1775) 41 pp.747–761

Belyea, B. (1992) “Images of Power: Derrida/Foucault/Harley” Cartographica 29 (2) pp.1–9

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Berljant (2002). Kartographie. Moscow: Aspekt Press.

Bertin, J. (1967) Sémiologie Graphique Paris: Gautier-Villars

Bertin, J. (1972) “Les Constantes de la Cartographie” International Yearbook of Cartography 12 pp.182–188

Bickmore, D.P. (1961) “International Cartography: Some Comparisons” The Geographical Journal 127 (3) pp.380–382

Biggs, M. (1999) “Putting the State on the Map: Cartography, Territory, and European State Formation” Comparative Studies in Society and History 41 (2) pp.374–405

Birch, T.W. (1964) Maps: Topographical and Statistical (2nd ed.) Oxford: Oxford University Press

Blades, M. and Spencer, C. (1986) “Map Use by Young Children” Geography 71 (1) pp.47–52

Blades, M., Blaut, J.M., Darvizeh, Z., Elguea, S., Sowden, S., Soni, D., Spencer, C., Stea, D., Surajpaul, R. and Uttal, D. (1998) “A Cross-Cultural Study of Young Children’s Mapping Abilities” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers (New Series) 23 (2) pp.269–277

Blakemore, M. (1981) “From Way-Finding to Map-Making: the Spatial Information Fields of Aboriginal Peoples” Progress in Human Geography 5 (1) pp.1–24

Bloom, W. (1990) Personal Identity, National Identity and International Relations Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Board, C. (1967) Maps as Models In Chorley, R.J. and Haggett, P. (Eds.) Models in Geography London: Methuen

Board, C. and Taylor, R.M. (1977) “Perception and Maps: Human Factors in Map Design and Interpretation” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers (New Series) 2 (1) pp.19–36

Board, C. (1981) “Cartographic Communication” Cartographica Monograph 27 pp.42–78

Bogdan, C. (2002) The Semiotics of Visual Languages Boulder: East European Monographs

Böhme, R. (1989) Inventory of World Topographic Mapping, Volume 1: Western Europe, North America and Australasia Barking: Elsevier Science Publishers

Böhme, R. (1991) Inventory of World Topographic Mapping, Volume 2: South America, Central America and Africa Barking: Elsevier Science Publishers

Böhme, R. (1993) Inventory of World Topographic Mapping, Volume 3: Eastern Europe, Asia, Oceania and Antarctica Oxford: Elsevier Science Publishers

Boswell, D. and Evans, J. (Eds.) (1999) Representing the Nation: A Reader London: Routledge

Bourassa, S.C. (1991) The Aesthetics of Landscape London: Belhaven Press

Bowie, W. (1936) “The National Mapping Plan of the National Resources Board” Science (New Series) 83 (2144) pp.94–95

Brady, E. (1998) “Imagination and the Aesthetic Appreciation of Nature” The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 56 (2) pp.139–147

Brüggemann, H., Oster, M. (2006). Die amtliche topographische Kartographie in Europa – Chancen für ein neues Zusammenwachsen? Kartographische Nachrichten, 56(2), 59–66

Bunce, M. (1994) The Countryside Ideal: Anglo-American Images of Landscape London: Routledge

Bunkše, E.V. (1999) “Reality of Rural Landscape Symbolism in the Formation of a Post-Soviet, Postmodern Latvian Identity” Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift 53 (2/3) pp.121–138

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Cassettari, S. (1989) “Scaling the Heights” The Geographical Magazine 61 (8) pp.34–37

Casti, E. (2005) “Towards a Theory of Interpretation: Cartographic Semiosis” Cartographica 40 (3) pp.1–16

Chandler, D. (2002) Semiotics: The Basics London: Routledge

Chen, C. (1978) “The Historical Development of Cartography in China” Progress in Human Geography 2 (1) pp.101–120

Clark, K. (1976) Landscape into Art (2nd ed.) New York: Harper & Row

Clifford, S. and King, A. (Eds.) (1996) From Place to PLACE: Maps and Parish Maps London: Common Ground

Close, C. (1969) The Early Years of the Ordnance Survey New York: Augustus Kelley

Collier, P., Fontana, D., Pearson, A. and Ryder, A. (1996) “The State of Mapping in the Former Satellite Countries of Eastern Europe” The Cartographic Journal 33 (2) pp.131–139

Collier, P., Pearson, A. and Forrest, D. (1998) “The Representation of Topographic Information on Maps: Vegetation and Rural Land Use” The Cartographic Journal 35 (2) pp.191–197

Collier, P., Pearson, A., Fontana, D. and Ryder, A. (1998) “The State of Mapping in the European Republics of the Former Soviet Union” The Cartographic Journal 35 (2) pp.165–168

Collier, P., Forrest, D. and Pearson, A. (2003) “The Representation of Topographic Information on Maps: The Depiction of Relief” The Cartographic Journal 40 (1) pp.17–26

Collinson, A. (1997) “Virtual Worlds” The Cartographic Journal 34 (2) pp.117–124

Cornell, S. (1983) Art: A History of Changing Style Oxford: Phaidon

Cosgrove, D.E. (1985) “Prospect, Perspective and the Evolution of the Landscape Idea” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers (New Series) 10 (1) pp.45–62

Cosgrove, D.E. and Daniels, S. (Eds.) (1988) The Iconography of Landscape: Essays on the Symbolic Representation, Design and Use of Past Environments Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Cosgrove, D.E. (1989) “A Terrain of Metaphor: Cultural Geography 1988–89” Progress in Human Geography 13 (4) pp.566–575

Cosgrove, D.E., Roscoe, B. and Rycroft, S. (1995) “Landscape and Identity at Ladybower Reservoir and Rutland Water” Transcriptions of the Institute of British Geographers 21 pp.534–551

Cosgrove, D.E. (1998) Cultural Landscapes In Unwin, T. (Ed.) A European Geography Harlow: Longman

Cosgrove, D.E. (Ed.) (1999) Mappings London: Reaktion Books

Cosgrove, D.E. (2005) “Maps, Mapping, Modernity: Art and Cartography in the Twentieth Century” Imago Mundi 57 (1) pp.35–54

Cosgrove, D. (2007) “Epistemology, Geography, and Cartography: Matthew Edney on Brian Harley’s Cartographic Theories” Annals of the Association of American Geographers 97 (1) pp.202–209

Crampton, J.W. (2001) “Maps as Social Constructions: Power, Communication and Visualization” Progress in Human Geography 25 (2) pp.235–252

Crone, G.R. (1962) “The Future of the International Million Map of the World” The Geographical Journal 128 (1) pp.36–38

Crone, G.R. (1978) Maps and Their Makers (5th ed.) Folkestone: William Dawson & Son

Crouch, D. and Matless, D. (1996) “Refiguring Geography: Parish Maps of Common Ground” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers (New Series) 21 pp.236–255

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Davies, J. (2005) “Uncle Joe Knew Where You Lived: The Story of Soviet Mapping of Britain (Part I)” Sheetlines 72 pp.26–38

Davies, J. (2005) “Uncle Joe Knew Where You Lived: The Story of Soviet Mapping of Britain (Part II)” Sheetlines 73 pp.6–20

Delano-Smith, C. (1985) “Cartographic Signs on European Maps and Their Explanation Before 1700” Imago Mundi 37 pp.9–29

Dent, B.D. (1972) “Visual Organization and Thematic Map Communication” Annals of the Association of American Geographers 62 (1) pp.79–93

Department of Defense (1992) “Military Specification MIL-D-89009: Digital Chart of the World (DCW)” Available at: http://earth-info.nga.mil/publications/specs/printed/89009/89009_DCW.pdf (Accessed 22nd November 2006)

Department of the Army (1958) Technical Manual TM 30-548: Soviet Topographic Map Symbols Washington: United States War Office

Department of the Army (1963) Technical Manual TM 5-248: Foreign Maps Washington: United States War Office

Dick, R.G. (1954) “The Romance of Map Making” New Zealand Geographical Society Record 17 pp.9–10

Dieffenbach, E. (1848) “The Study of Ethnology” Journal of the Ethnological Society of London 1 pp.15–26

Dodds, J.S. (1930) “The Government Mapping Program in a Map-Minded Age” Science (New Series) 71 (1845) pp.471–474

Doherty, G.M. (2004) The Irish Ordnance Survey: History, Culture and Memory Dublin: Four Courts Press

Dorling, D. and Fairbairn, D. (1997) Mapping: Ways of Representing the World Harlow: Longman

Dostal, W. (1984) “Toward Ethnographic Cartography: A Case Study” Current Anthropology 25 (3) pp.340-344

Drewitt, B. (1973) “The Changing Profile of the Map User in Great Britain” The Cartographic Journal 10 (1) pp.42–48

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East View Cartographic (2003) Terrain Analysis of Afghanistan Minneapolis: East View Cartographic

East View Cartographic (2005) Russian Military Mapping: A Guide to Using the Most Comprehensive Source of Global Geospatial Intelligence (trans. Gallagher, P.) Minneapolis: East View Cartographic

Eckert, M. (1908) “On the Nature of Maps and Map Logic” (trans. Joerg, W.) Bulletin of the American Geographical Society 40 (6) pp.344–351

Ekman, G., Lindman, R. and William-Olsson, W. (1963) “A Psychophysical Study of Cartographic Symbols” Geografiska Annaler 45 (4) pp.262–271

van Elzakker, C.P.J.M. (2004) “The Use of Maps in the Exploration of Geographical Data” Netherlands Geographical Studies 326

Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) Europe (2005) “GIS for National Mapping Agencies: ESRI GIS Technology in Europe”: Rotterdam

Ertl, R. (1987). Vergleich der Zeichenschlüssel amtlicher europäischer Kartenwerke des Maßstabes 1:50000 – eine Aktualitätsprüfung. Diplomarbeit, Wien

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Feldmann, H. –U, Kreiter, N. (2006a). Neuaufbau der schweizerischen Landeskarte: Inhalt und Kartengrafik. Kartographische Nachrichten, 56(3), 115–121.

Feldmann, H. –U, Kreiter, N. (2006b). Zur Situation der amtlichen Kartografie in der Schweiz. Kartographische Nachrichten, 56(5), 243–254.

Flemer, J.A. (1895) “Topographic Methods” Science (New Series) 2 (27) pp.15–17

Fordham, H.G. (1921) Maps, Their History, Characteristics, and Uses Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Forrest, D., Pearson, A. and Collier, P. (1996) “The Representation of Topographic Information on Maps – A New Series” The Cartographic Journal 33 (1) pp.57–58

Forrest, D., Pearson, A. and Collier, P. (1997) “The Representation of Topographic Information on Maps – The Coastal Environment” The Cartographic Journal 34 (2) pp.77–85

Forrest, D. and Kinninment, E. (2001) “Experiments in the Design of 1:100 000 Scale Topographic Mapping for Great Britain” The Cartographic Journal 38 (1) pp.25–40

Fremlin, G. and Robinson, A.H. (1998) “Maps as Mediated Seeing” Cartographica Monograph 51

Freundschuh, S. (1990) “Can Young Children Use Maps to Navigate?” Cartographica 27 (1) pp.54–66

Fridl, J. (2004) “National Atlas of Slovenia: Current Trends and Future Opportunities” The Cartographic Journal 41 (2) pp.167–176

Frutiger, A. (1998) Signs and Symbols: Their Design and Meaning London: Ebury Press

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Gage, J. (1999) Colour and Meaning: Art, Science and Symbolism London: Thames and Hudson

Gerber, R.V. (1981) “Competence and Performance in Cartographic Language” The Cartographic Journal 18 (2) pp.104–111

Goode, J.P. (1927) “The Map as a Record of Progress in Geography” Annals of the Association of American Geographers 17 (1) pp.1–14

Goodenough, W., Winterbotham, H.S.L., Jack, E.M. and Withycombe, J.G. (1929) “Lettering on Maps: Discussion” The Geographical Journal 73 (5) pp.435–446

Goodenough, W., MacLeod, C., McCaw, G.T., Hinks, A.R. and Winterbotham, H.S.L. (1933) “The Use of the New Grid on Ordnance Survey Maps: Discussion” The Geographical Journal 82 (1) pp.47–54

Green, E. and Green, R. (1971) “Place Names and Dialects in Massachusetts: Some Contemporary Patterns” Names 19 pp.240–251

Grothenn, D. (1994) “Einheitliche Gestaltung der amtlichen topographischen Kartenwerke in Europa?” Kartographische Nachrichten 44(1), pp.1–6

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Hall, S. (1997) The Work of Representation In Hall, S. (Ed.) Representation: Cultural Representations and Signifying Practices London: Sage

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Hake, G., Grünreich, D., Meng, L. (2002) Kartographie, 8. vollst. Neu bearb. Und erw. Auflage: Visualisierung raum-zeitlicher Informationen. Berlin-New York: Walter de Gruyter

Harbeck, R. (2000) “Eine geographische Basis für Europa – Utopie, Vision, Wirklichkeit” Kartographische Nachrichten 50(3), pp.103–112.

Hallisey, E.J. (2005) “Cartographic Visualization: An Assessment and Epistemological Review” The Professional Geographer 57 (3) pp.350–364

Harley, J.B. (1975) Ordnance Survey Maps: A Descriptive Manual Southampton: Ordnance Survey

Harley, J.B. (1988) Maps, Knowledge, and Power In Cosgrove, D.E. and Daniels, S. (Eds.) The Iconography of Landscape: Essays on the Symbolic Representation, Design and Use of Past Environments Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Harley, J.B. (1988) “Silences and Secrecy: the Hidden Agenda of Cartography in Early Modern Europe” Imago Mundi 40 pp.57–76

Harley, J.B. (1989) “Deconstructing the Map” Cartographica 26 (2) pp.1–20

Harley, J.B. (1990) “Cartography, Ethics, and Social Theory” Cartographica 27 (1) pp.1–23

Harley, J.B. (1991) “Can There Be a Cartographic Ethics?” Cartographic Perspectives 10 pp.9–16

Harley, J.B. (2002) The New Nature of Maps Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press

Harrison, R.E. (1959) “Art and Common Sense in Cartography” Surveying and Mapping 19 (1) pp.27–38

Harvey, P.D.A. (1980) The History of Topographical Maps: Symbols, Pictures and Surveys London: Thames & Hudson

Head, C.G. (1984) “The Map as Natural Language: A Paradigm for Understanding” Cartographica Monograph 31 pp.1–31

Heffernan, M. (2002) “The Politics of the Map in the Early Twentieth Century” Cartography and Geographic Information Science 29 (3) pp.207–226

Helgerson, R. (1986) “The Land Speaks: Cartography, Chorography, and Subversion in Renaissance England” Representations 16 pp.50–85

Herb, G.H. (1997) Under the Map of Germany: Nationalism and Propaganda 1918–1945 London: Routledge

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Hodson, Y. (2005) “Coloured Roads on Ordnance Survey First Edition 1:2500 Plans and One-Inch Maps 1897–1935, and the Rights Of Way Disclaimer” The Cartographic Journal 42 (2) pp.85–110

Holdich, T., Burrard, S.G., Herbertson, P., Hedley, W.C., Davis, W.M., Purey-Cust, A., Stanford, W., Beckit, H.O. and Lyons, H.G. (1914) “Relief in Cartography: Discussion” The Geographical Journal 43 (4) pp.398–407

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Horvat, S., Železnjak, Ž. and Lapain, M. (2003) “Military Topographic and Cartographic System of the Republic of Croatia” Kartografija i Geoinformacije 2 pp.74–85

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Illert, A. (2000) “Auf dem Weg zur Europäischen Topographischen Datenbank” Kartographische Nachrichten 50(3), pp.112–119.

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Jägomagi, J. and Mardiste, H. (1994) “Maps and Mapping in Estonia” GeoJournal 33 (1) pp.81–90

Jordan, P. (1979) Das Problem der weltweiten Signaturvereinheitlichung in der Kartographie. Dissertation, Wien

Jordan, P. (2004) “National and Regional Atlases as an Expression of National/Regional Identities: New Examples from Post-Communist Europe” The Cartographic Journal 41 (2) pp.150–166

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Karssen, A.J. (1980) “The Artistic Elements in Map Design” The Cartographic Journal 17 (2) pp.124-127

Keates, J.S. (1972) “Symbols and Meaning in Topographic Maps” International Yearbook of Cartography 12 pp.168–181

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Kent, R.B. and Tobias, T.J. (1990) “State Atlases: Funding Sources and Thematic Content” The Professional Geographer 42 (3) pp.313–323

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Kent, A.J. (2007) “An Analysis of the Cartographic Language of European State Topographic Maps: Aesthetics, Style, and Identity” (Ph.D. thesis) University of Kent

King, R. (1990) “Visions of the World and the Language of Maps” Trinity Papers in Geography 1 pp.1–10

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Kress, G. and van Leeuwen, T. (1996) Reading Images: The Grammar of Visual Design London: Routledge

Kretschmer, I. (1991) “The Mapping of Austria in the Twentieth Century” Imago Mundi 43 pp.9–20

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Land, N. (2003) “The Role of the National Mapping Agencies in Building Europe’s Spatial Data Infrastructure” (Paper presented at the Working Week of the International Federation of Surveyors, Paris, 13th–17th April 2003) Available at: http://www.fig.net/pub/fig_2003/PS_2/PS2_1_Land.pdf (Accessed 20th October 2006)

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MacEachren, A.M. (1995) How Maps Work: Representation, Visualization, and Design New York: Guilford Press

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Montello, D.R., Sullivan, C.N. and Pick, H.L. (1994) “Recall Memory for Topographic Maps and Natural Terrain: Effects of Experience and Task Performance” Cartographica 31 (3) pp.18–36

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Parker, C. (2004) “Research Challenges for a Geo-Information Business” The Cartographic Journal 41 (2) pp.131–141

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