Bill Rankin tests the "donut" hypothesis, that a city will create concentric rings of wealth and poverty by mapping 25 metropolitan cities in the United States.
Lynn Lieberman's watercolor map takes you from Union Square Park to Madison Square Park, showing architectural highlights in Gramercy Park and Irving Place
Jennifer Maravillas, an artist-cartographer is making a 10x10 foot map of Brooklyn entirely out of garbage she finds while walking the streets.
What New York might have looked like if Robert Moses got to build the Lower Manhattan Expressway (LOMEX) and the Mid-Manhattan Expressway in NYC.
In Google's Santa Tracker, play games in Santa's village this month and follow his path around the world when his sleigh dashboard unveils Christmas Eve,
This fun illustrated map by Ephemera Press traces the Queens Jazz Trail, showing the homes of many 1920s jazz musicians and places of interest to jazz fans.
A Yahoo! Autocomplete Map shows search suggestions when you type in a city, state or country. The results range from funny to random, often an insult.
The website ExtendNY,extends the Manhattan grid across the whole globe. Moving the cursor moves the street signs and updates their street and avenue numbers.
We first reported about the shrinking number of working emergency call boxes, and this week Brokelyn discovered the latest numbers
The map "The World Inside New York" from a MoMA exhibition uses phone and IP data to track connections between NYC neighborhoods and the rest of the world.