MAP SITE 1 MAP SITE 3 Maps at Akebono at Stanford University Click here to go to Akebono map sites at Stanford University, or use those I listed below. There are several sites link to this page, but I have listed only those that I tested and found some maps for evaluation. Scanned maps are a little better due to the higher resolution when scanning, whereas screen shots are limited to only 72 dpi. There is some linking structure embedded in most map index, but there is really nothing new to the linking structure. Here is the site for maps of the former Republics of the Soviet Union, some are good and some are bad.
Scanned images are generally of poor quality for the texts.
Maps of Rwanda and Vicinity Maps are a combination of scan and enhanced map scan. Scanning is a little better than screen shot version because the resolution is much higher than 72 dpi for monitor screen. This site has very extensive collection of maps, about 230,000 maps covering every area of the world. Maps are mostly scans from CIA maps. This is a clickable map index of individual European country, index by flags.