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| A Newsletter of the Texas Map Society Vol IV No 1 Summer 2001 | ||
Table of Contents: Vol. IV, No. 1, Summer 2001
Texas Map Society Fall Meeting: From
Longhorns to Lone Star Weather Maps
Preview of the upcoming Fall Meeting
at The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. The meeting, held on October
5th and 6th, includes a Friday evening event and an outstanding slate of
speakers for Saturday.
Where Do I Go From Here?
By Lewis Buttery
Silk maps produced by the the U.S. Aeronautical Chart Service and the N.A.C.I.
Hydrographic Office during World War II are the subject by of the article by
founding member, Lewis Buttery.
Spring Presentations on the Llano Estacado
By David Buisseret
A report on the presentations given at the Spring Meeting held at Texas Tech
University, Lubbock.
For Want of a Good Map, Thirty-Eight Map
Enthusiasts Lost in West Texas!
By Dennis Reinhartz
A lighthearted look at a "defining moment" in Lubbock as members
encountered a west Texas phenomena
while wandering around the countryside.
Off the Map: The President's Column
By Dennis Reinhartz
President Dennis Reinharz devotes his column to the Texas General Land Office's
Adopt-A-Map program.
Feature Map
By David Buisseret
Map of
interest to members are a regular feature of the newsletter. In this issue,
David Buisseret selects the 1693 small globe gores published by Vicenzo Maria
Coronelli, Hos Globos Terraqueum.
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Neatline is published semi-annually by the Texas Map Society,
Box 19497, Arlington, Texas.
Texas Map Society members who helped produce this issue are David Buisseret, Lewis Buttery, Kit Goodwin, Dennis Reinhartz, and Gerald Saxon. A Neatline is the outermost drawn line surrounding a map. It defines the height and width of the map and usually constrains the cartographic images |
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