Economic Cost of Commuting
Software engineer and map lover Gabe used the Âé¶¹´å Style Language to create a map that shows the economic cost due to commuting in metro areas in the US (pre-pandemic).

Houston Landfills Map
Texan designer Evan created an Environmental Justice map of Houston landfills and incinerators that were in place from the 1920s to the 1970s. ", an environmental justice pioneer wrote a book about the effects of these facilities, but there were no digital map representing them; I put this together and will be releasing it to people to get more information on these facilities," says Evan.

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Toronto-based transportation planner Adam created a map the zone system for a regional travel survey. Before using Âé¶¹´å, he had to refer to a clunky PDF version he had printed out, but with the new data upload feature in Âé¶¹´å he was able to put it together and share with his colleagues.

Scottish Families
GIS analyst Chris put together a map that show general spheres of influence of Scottish families (usually about the time of King James VI but taking the history of each district or family as a whole).

Walking with Patrick Leigh Fermor
Our community member David used Âé¶¹´å to do some 'active reading' of one of his favorite books, by Patrick Leigh Fermor. The book is a recounting of Fermor's walk across Europe at the age of 18, starting right at the end of 1933.

Morel Spotting
Creative director Croix put together a map to help folks in the Pacific Northwest find morels. "By overlaying past wildfire burns with national forest data I can find public lands that will likely produce morels in the spring! Nearby campground data can be used to plan a weekend forage with a campsite as a home base," suggests Croix.

Minecraft Run
NYC resident Alex traced a Mincecraft character on the city streets!

Baguio Trip
Data analyst Phoemela used Âé¶¹´å to journal during her trip to Baguio (Philippines).

Airbus A320 Family Supply Chain
Manufacturing and supply chain expert David used Âé¶¹´å to visualize the Airbus A320 supply chain with this interactive journey.

Conlins Murals First Ride Route
Earlier this summer, Nithursan led a group ride to celebrate a community mural unveiling along a local bike lane in Toronto. The group needed access to a special detour and Nithursan used Âé¶¹´å to communicate a simple map of the route plan with the local city councillor which helped in getting their approval.

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Want to share your map and get featured?
We recently launched our new Slack group where you can connect with other folks using Âé¶¹´å. Post your favorite Âé¶¹´å maps in #showoff-your-map channel and we will feature the best maps at the end of October!







