Revising the Bay of LA Map
In the years since I made my first sea rise map, I've learned a lot of interesting cartographic techniques. I wanted to incorporate these methods into my work, so I’ve…
California Central Valley and Bay Area Sea Rise
California Central Valley
Ursula LeGuin did it first--Always Coming Home has a fantastic drawing of this, created in the mid-1980s. This map shows what central California and the Bay Area will look like…
Pacific Northwest & Salish Sea -- Buy this map
Salish Sea, Olympic Island, Willamette Sea
The Pacific Northwest, with 215' of sea level rise, will have new seas, a massive island containing the Olympic Mountains, and a bunch of drowned cities. For the topography, I…
Cascadia Sea Rise
Cascadia Sea Rise
My most recent project is a map of Cascadia. Two maps, really. I started with a sea rise map, showing the high point of 66 meters, according to the IPCC.…
Seattle --
Evolution of a Map
Really, this post might be more appropriately titled "Evolution of a Cartographer", because the way I've revisited and changed this map over the years reflects what I have learned and…
Map of Yosemite and the Sierras
This is an amazing map of Yosemite and the mid-Sierras. It's from 1947, and the detail of the terrain and the hillshading is gorgeous. I repaired and restored this old…
Restored Map of Kauai
My favorite hobby right now--restoring old maps. I was in Kauai last year with my family, and so I went searching for old maps of the island. Here's one I…
Online Mapping
The folks at Carto gave me an expanded membership, so I'm moving some of my data to an interactive online format. Check out my first map.... https://jeffreylinn.cartodb.com/api/v2/viz/32947030-d76b-11e5-89c5-0e3ff518bd15/viz.json It shows 66 meters…
Paris Archipelago
Here's a quick one just in time for #cop21. The Archipelago of Paris. The poster is available at Zazzle.
Salish Sea and Olympic Island
It's been a while since I posted one of these; other projects have been taking my time recently. Here is what the Salish Sea would look like with 66 meters…
