GIS and Mapping

AGS's Digital Map Collection contains more than 19,000 maps, ranging from early maps of Asia to historical maps of Wisconsin and Milwaukee, and other American cities, states, and national parks.

This collection includes over 122,000 maps and images covering a variety of topics.

About 2,800 scanned maps.

Approximately 30,000 maps (~8,000 are freely available)

"The Topographical Collection of George III contains drawn and printed maps, views and atlases produced between 1500 and 1824." Approximately 18,000 historical maps and images related to maps hosted on flickr.

About 13,000 items, mostly from 1850 until 1949.

A collection of approximately 57,000 digitized maps. Separate from the Library of Congress's online historical map collection are Free to Use and Reuse: Discovery and Exploration and Free to Use and Reuse: Maps of Cities.

More than 5,000 maps with license allowing "students and teachers to use up to 25 maps in non-commercial school projects without further permission."

Over 21,000 items are available online.

Index of over 400.000 maps, including collections from the British Library, David Rumsey, ETH-Bibliothek, Harvard Library, New York Public Library, Royal Library of Belgium, the Saxon State and University Library Dresden, USGS (historical topographic maps), and many more.

More than 75,000 maps are digitized and available to the public

Approximately 50,000 online maps from the University of Texas at Austin.

USGS website providing historical maps back to 1880.

About 2,000 maps.

Approximately 5,800 map images.

More than 1,700 map images from the Stephen S. Clark Library for Maps, Government Information and Data Services' map collection. These images are in the public domain