National Historical Geographic Information System
Provides “aggregate census data and GIS-compatible boundary files for the United States between 1790 and 2000.” Most importantly, this data is free of charge!
The organizing committee for the Pacific Neighborhood Consortium and the Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative invite your participation at their next meeting at UC Berkeley, October 18-20th. The conference’s topic is “Area Studies: Then and Now.” Session topics will include Cultural Atlases, Area Informatics, Digital Archives and e-Libraries, Map Collection - Then and [...]
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