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Subjects: Anthropology, Architecture, Education, Health Sciences, Historic Preservation, Maps, Materials Research, Math and Science, Office of Diversity Equity and Inclusion , Science and Technology, Social Justice, Spatial Analysis & Design, Sustainability, Sustainable Environmental Systems, Urban & Community Planning, Urban Placemaking & Management
Using Cartographic Materials
When and why might you want to use maps? Maps can be useful for historical research on cities and buildings, urban planning and urban studies research, and geology and environmental studies. Maps can also be works of art in themselves, and many artists have used elements of maps in their work.
This guide offers research tips and strategies for using maps and GIS in the Pratt Institute’s Libraries and beyond. If you need additional help, please don’t hesitate to contact us!
How To Read Maps
- Glossary of Cartographic TermsAn extensive list of map terminology from the University of Texas at Austin's Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection.
- How To Read A MapA helpful guide from the New York Public Library's Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division
