Geography
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Geography
Professional Associations Links
- European Union Studies Association
- Map and Geography Round Table (MAGERT): Other Links
- National Geographic
U. S. Government Links
Professional Associations Links
- Baltic Sea Drainage Basin GIS, Map and Statistical Database
- Geographical Information Systems (GIS) WWW Resource List. Highly recommended listing of global geography sites.
- Institut Geographique National (France)
- Network of European Union Centers.
University Resources
- Bodleian Library Map Room (Oxford)
- Center for West European Studies (U. Pittsburgh)
- European Union Center (U. Pittsburgh)
- Online Cartographic Resources (UC-Davis)
- Online Digital Maps (Pennsylvania State University)
- Perry Castaneda Library Map Collection: Europe (UT-Austin)
- Resources for Geographers (UC-Boulder)
- University of Tennessee Map Library Links (UT-Knoxville)
Other Links
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