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Rock, paper, Branner! Don’t be an igneous, come visit and get your sticker.

Steamy road trip through Nevada in 1960 or bust, baby 💋 [Image of 1960 Nevada road map with red lipstick kiss mark left by a cheeky someone.]

Feeling lost? Here are some north arrows to help you find your way again. ↖️ [Seven images of north arrows on zoning maps of Mountain View and Palo Alto, CA published in the 1950-1980s.]

One does not simply listen to the talk given by blind cartographer, @BerkeleyBlink, @rumseymapcenter without then checking in on our own tactile map resources. This Braille tactile world atlas is the first arrival of a few new additions to our map collections! Click the link

At this point, do you really need any other reason to register for Geo4LibCamp 2021? But if you do: instead of registration costs, the proceeds of any merch purchases will go to 3 charities:

I visited @AGSLib for the first time last year and then knew what needed to be done @BrannerLibrary 🌎

We’d consider it more than just a passing grid if you’re able to identify which city this is! For today’s #30daymapchallenge, we are delighted to share this map created by cartographer Laura Whitlock in 1910-1912. You can read more about Laura by clicking the link in our bio!

But then again, it really is hard to beat the monochromagic of bathymetric maps. For today’s #30daymapchallenge, we’re sharing this map of Jaggar Seamount, an undersea feature a part of the Geologists Seamounts located south of Honolulu, Hawai’i. Click the link in our bio for a

You had me at yellow. I present to you my favorite map in the Branner map collections for the #30daymapchallenge. City plans are irresistible enough but then to bring in this color palette, typography, compass rose, and the thin blue lines for water....I mean, com’on. Click the

We’re greening from ear to ear right now, so it seems like a good time to share this map for the #30daymapchallenge. Warning: there’s some very provocative ‘Salzburg Dairy Product Propaganda’ on the back side. Click the link in our bio for a closer look and your own copy!