File:Van der Grinten projection 118.png
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English: world map in van der Grinten projection
with 15-degree grids, blue continents and purple graticule on white background |
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drawn by myself with program http://apollo.ersc.wisc.edu/finch/zz2007/cartoplus/cartoplus.tgz using freely available materials especially DCL http://www.gfd-dennou.org/arch/dcl |
| Author | prasinos |
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| current | 19:10, 18 November 2007 | | 118 × 118 (13 KB) | Prasinos (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description=world map in van der Grinten projection with 15-degree grids, blue continents and purple grauticle on white background |Source=drawn by myself with program http://apollo.ersc.wisc.edu/finch/zz2007/cartoplus/cartoplus.tgz using f |
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