Internet mapping is wiping the rich geography and history of Britain off the map, Britain's most senior cartographer warned yesterday.

The red and green map marks out more than 600 villages and towns, like London and Oxford, 200 rivers including the Thames and the Humber, and forests, like Sherwood Forest, as well as a very basic ...

The 'Maps and the 20th Century' show at the British Library is a treasure trove of curiosities, writes Mark Hudson This history of the 20th century viewed through maps frames its subject in ...

British admirality charts from 1858 to 1956 have helped Prof. Maycira Costa and her team map kelp distribution in the first historical digital map of B.C.'s coastal kelp forests ...

Maps and the 20th Century: Drawing the Line is at The British Library until 1 March 2017. Tickets are £12 for adults, concessions available.

Death of the Great British map: As the Ordnance Survey cuts production, how sat-navs put a national treasure in peril A decade ago, the national map agency sold 2.9 million copies yearly Last year ...

The British Virgin Islands consists of four main islands: Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke. The entire BVI ...