Broer Map Library

Brazil (1899) The Broer Map Library is a digital archive of scanned maps with heady ambitions — “to provide its collection of maps and atlases online in order to allow libraries and researchers who would not otherwise have access to such a large collection, have them available.” Founded in 2002, they claim a collection of 40,000 maps, with scanning apparently in progress and with plans to expand further. The ostensibly registration-only members’ section seems to be completely accessible; maps are in Zoomify format. Via Cartography.

Posted on Sunday, September 17, 2006 at 3:21 PM
Categories: Antique Maps

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