Mollyweide Graticule

This is a Mollyweide Graticule. The scale of it is 1:63,360. The lines at the meridian are rotated 360 degrees. This projection is a pseudo cylindrical equal-area projection with straight and elliptical meridians. The lattitudes and longitudes of the graticule are at 15 degree intervals. This is a projection of our Earth.

Geography sites

This is the U.S. geological survey site
http://www.usgs.gov/

This is the National Oceanic and atmosphere administration site
http://www.noaa.com/

This is the National Geographic site with many different types of maps ranging from world maps to street maps
http://plasma.nationalgeographic.com/mapmachine/

This site contains many different types of maps containing world maps, political maps, population maps and so on
http://www.atlapedia.com/

This site contains geography news from around the world.
http://geography.about.com/

Department of Geography in GMU
http://geog.gmu.edu/index.html

class blog website
http://geog310.blogspot.com/

Chloropleth map of the United States and illustration of a sphere, a geoid, ellipsoid and a natural surface

This is a Chloropleth map of the U.S. It is showing the population of males in the states compared to the number of 100 females. Nevada and Alaska have the highest concentration of males compared to females. Many east coast states tend to have the lowest concentration of males to females with females outnumbering males in most states.

This is my lab 2. The specific illustrations are labeled as shown