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This reproduction of a map published by Edward Stanford in 1879 is from our cartographic archive.

A map published by the Dobbs Ferry Art Galleries Association shows 11 galleries concentrated in the downtown.

A map published by the national security council showed government forces had made significant gains, cutting the rebels in Donetsk off from those in Lugansk.

A map published by the Centres for Disease Control in Atlanta shows just how much chunkier southerners are than other Americans (see "Websites", right).But John Edge, of the Southern Foodways Alliance, a body that promotes southern cuisine, denies that southern cuisine is at fault.

Fault data derived from a map published by ESRI and attributed to the USGS (ESRI 2014) were used to calculate fault density for each basin.

ICJ President Peter Tomka said the judges were guided by a 1927 ruling issued by the governor-general of French West Africa and a map published by a French government agency in 1960.

Benin was recognized in the 2014 Global-Map published by WHO reflecting the involvement of Benin hospitals in promoting hygiene Hands.

While translating a collection of these documents for his book "The Jesus Sutras: Rediscovering the Lost Scrolls of Taoist Christianity," published last year by Ballantine Books, Mr. Palmer came across a faint map published by a Japanese scholar in the 1930's.

A zoning map published by the city, and used by the developers and the Department of Buildings when the building permit was issued, erroneously included Parkview Associate's site in the area - delineated on the map by a dotted line - where bigger buildings were allowed.

Less of the aqueduct remains in New York, but exploring and understanding what is left is the goal of a new map published by Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct (the word "old" was tacked onto the name after a newer Croton Aqueduct was added in 1890), a nonprofit organization devoted to the aqueduct's protection and preservation.

The height of the sampling waypoint was initially fixed to 108 m lower than the takeoff/landing site on the basis of a topographic map published by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI).