This Porcineograph

I am not sure if this is charming or horrific.

The Forbes Lith. Mfg. Co., Boston - 1876 - Library of Congress

Civilian Conservation Corps Map

The best thing about this map - and there is much to be praised - has to be the two CCC guys holding the shield. We need to reintroduce art to public works.

Schenectady, NY - 1937 - Grems-Doolittle Library Connection

Rambles Through Our County

I can confirm that Florida is 90% swamp and alligators. Please, do not come here. We will fight the alligators for you.

Educational Game from Schaefer & Weisenbach Litho. - 1890 - @ Big Map Blog

Disneyland, 2 days before opening

It's like a cross-section of the body of a horrible snake-like monster.

Anaheim, California

1955

from The Orange County Archives

Goonies are Good Enough

Okay, it doesn't look like much in the small version. But if you are a Goonies fan, click on it and look at it full sized. Everything's there, from Copperpot to their piss marks on the walls. Too cool!

Movie-Inspired Map

2010, artist Andrew DeGraff

from his blog

Buried Treasure

I spent so much time digging holes and making or reading maps as a kid, you don't even know.

(Hit the "from" link to see what all these numbers and letters refer to.)

Mechanix Illustrated

1956

from Modern Mechanix

all the pretty colors

Did you ever play SimCity, back in the day? That's exactly what this looks like to me.

Amarillo, Texas
from the Amarillo Public Library

Prester John's Kingdom

I can't help but wish we lived in a world where certain corners were still full of imaginary kingdoms and sea monsters.

A Description of The Empire of Prester John, Also Known as the Abyssinian Empire
1570s, produced by Ortelius
from Strange Maps

Map of the USA, Made in Japan

Eh, close enough.

Map included in Tengai Makyou: Daishi no Mokushiroku (The Fourth Apocalypse), a humorous Japanese RPG.
1997
from Strange Maps