Hobo-Dyer Mead Museum Equal Area Map 18x36 inches -laminated

ODT collaborated with the Amherst College museum staff to develop a custom-designed world map for ""A Global View,"" an installation of cultural artifacts organized as a part of the Mead's whole-museum reinstallation project. After reviewing numerous options, museum curators selected ""The World Turned Upside Down,"" a map which places the southern hemisphere at the top and shows the relative size of continents. The map is a Hobo-Dyer Equal Area Projection, South-Up, and was commissioned and published by ODT and designed and Oxford Cartographers (UK). ""This handsome and informative map challenges visitors' preconceptions about something as seemingly straightforward as the geography of the world,"" said Elizabeth Barker, the Mead Museum's director and chief curator. ""In that way, it furthers the Mead's educational mission."" Check out the desktop (11x17) size also-- it is two sided with North-up on one side and South-up on the reverse. See www.amazon.com/dp/1931057311 ODTmaps publishes a variety on world maps with South at the top...and also publishes Russell H. Lenz's Global perspective maps which includes South-up regional maps such as ""The USA as Seen From Canada"" and ""Latin America as Seen From Cuba."" Various ODTmaps of innovatve world views are also available in packets of 25-postcards at 4x6 inch size or 6x9"" size. See the story of how the first modern South-up map was created by searching for the popular clip, ""Stuart McArthur's Universal Corrective Map [Part 7 of 14]"". Or watch ODTmaps' entire video ... ""Many Ways to See The World