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David Rumsey

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American collector who assembled one of the world's largest private historical map collections and founded the David Rumsey Map Collection, a widely used open-access online cartographic archive.

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David Rumsey ranks #57 of 357 in the Cartographer ranking, behind César-François Cassini de Thury, ahead of Pierre Desceliers.

David Rumsey Map Collection is a major public historical map resource; collector and access impact is substantial.

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What kinds of maps can be searched in the David Rumsey Map Collection?

The archive includes atlases, globes, wall maps, maritime charts, school geographies, and manuscript maps dating from around 1550 onward. Its geographical coverage extends well beyond North America to Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania, and world maps.

Can the David Rumsey maps be viewed online for free?

Yes, the collection's website provides free access to high-resolution images and detailed catalog records. Digitization began in 1996, and the online viewer now contains well over 100,000 maps and related images.

Where is David Rumsey's physical map collection housed?

Rumsey donated the physical collection to Stanford University. It is housed at the David Rumsey Map Center in Stanford's Green Library.

What tools make the Rumsey archive useful beyond simply viewing old maps?

The site supports zooming, side-by-side comparison, overlays, and georeferencing of historical maps against modern geography. Researchers can therefore study changes in boundaries, cities, transportation networks, and mapmaking conventions.

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