This Imaginary Island Appeared in Maps for 500 Years How an island that never existed was printed in dozens of maps for over five centuries. By Avery Thompson Published: Sep 24, 2016 10:00 AM EDT ...

EARTH can be a confusing enough place these days but explorers from thousands of years ago had it much worse. Below is a round up of whimsical ancient maps that include phantom islands, legendary c… ...

Two mapmakers made the place up. It wasn't real. Then, oddly, it popped into being. I am not making this up. It happened. Then it un-happened.

The Map Myths website allows you to explore the mythical places on ancient maps. ... It took another 200 years or so for ...

The West Lancashire village of Argleton in northwestern England is the most popular place for miles around. Except for the tiny problem that it doesn't exist, despite what Google Maps says.

In a thread about his birthmark map, Mneneon says that he hasn’t named his continents yet, although he would love to get some help from a linguist or a cartographer on that front.But as is, this ...

Jerry Gretzinger has worked for 30 years on an imaginary map that grows each day based on the predictions of a deck of cards. Menu Search. Log in Subscribe. Sign up Sign in ...

EARTH can be a confusing enough place these days but explorers from thousands of years ago had it much worse. Below is a round up of whimsical ancient maps that include phantom islands, legendary c… ...