JF Ptak Science Books: Rainography: a Map of Rain in the British Isles, 1911

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Rainography: a Map of Rain in the British Isles, 1911

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"The Wet and the Dry Parts of the British Isles: a Year's Rainfall" birdseye view appeared in the Illustrated London News on 28 January 1911, and it is a lovely and scarce example of a meteorological graphical display of quantitative data rolled into an oblique view.

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