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In "Rodinsky's Room" (1999), written with the artist Rachel Lichtenstein, Sinclair tracked a series of mysterious London walks mapped by a reclusive Jewish mystic.

The Grande Randonnée GR2013 has been mapped by a group of artists, writers and architects to mark Marseille's stint as European capital of culture.

Over the past few months, it's been hard to discern whether Trump's campaign is a series of disasters and happy accidents or a disinformation drive carefully mapped by a team of semiotics majors.

— Ashwin Seshagiri Explore the Digital Life of Cities in Chilling Detail Gizmodo |  Urban infrastructure, social media, electromagnetic fields, CCTV cams & more — mapped by a video game maker.

Started a little over five years ago in London by Steve Coast, it has steadily built up its database to the point where most of the world has now been mapped by a formidable team of volunteers which is doubling every six months: there were 212,000 at the last count, of whom 10% are active during any one month.

You can now go into a pharmacy and have your foot mapped by a Dr. Scholl's Custom Fit Orthotics machine, which will then recommend the right Dr. Scholl's products for you; in the future, you may be able to go into a convenience store, exhale into a machine that checks your metabolism, and find out which snacks you need to keep your Krebs cycle running smoothly.

Even in a city mapped by literary references, Central Park is rarely identified as the Garden of Eden.

"Music is a journey, not something mapped out by a lawyer," he said.

But that doesn't mean the globe was fully mapped, not by a long ways.

These will be marked on the new maps by a light yellow tint.

It is called the Green Line because it was drawn across the map by a British general with a green pen.