This is a seriously cool map. It shows what you would 'see' if you could see the first major land mass directly east or directly west from the shores of North America. I particularly like the 'view' from Argentina and southern Chile.
Click through on the link below for a larger version.
Map by Eric Odenheimer (I've not been able to chase down the actual original posting and I'm not at all sure which Eric Odenheimer is actually responsible for the map).
http://mentalfloss.com/article/57677/whats-other-side-ocean?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=atlasobscura
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Map of London Boroughs
Here's a handy Google Maps based site showing the boundaries of each of the 32 London Boroughs. Clicking on any location within London instantly reveals which London Borough encompasses that location.
http://londonboroughsmap.co.uk/
http://londonboroughsmap.co.uk/
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