BLACKMER MAPS | PUBLICATIONS

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The following are maps that have been printed in predominantly academic publications. I also draw maps for corporate and independent clients, who publish the images privately—most of those are not listed here.

Additional titles are in press ... as they are released, they will be included here.

Two Planks and a Passion Theatre Company
This map was published as part of a director's guide to the play “The Odyssey” produced in Canning, Nova Scotia: 2007
	“Odysseus' World”
Young Life Rockbridge Alum Springs
This map was published as part of a bike and hike trail guide to the Young Life Rockbridge Alum Springs area in Rockbridge, Virginia: 2007
	“Bike and Hike Map”
Evan Haefeli
“The Revolt of the Long Swede: Transatlantic Hopes and Fears on the Delaware, 1669” Published in The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography Volume CXXX, Number Two, April 2006
	“The Delaware 1669” on page 159
Evan Haefeli and Kevin Sweeney
Captive Histories: English, French, and Native Narratives of the 1704 Deerfield Raid University of Massachusetts Press: 2006
	“The Northeast, circa 1660-1725” facing page 1 “Routes of Quentin Stockwell, 1677, and Daniel Belding, 1696” on page 34 “Routes of the 1704 Deerfield captives ” on page 98 “The greater Montreal region, early 1700s” on page 115 “Escape route of Thomas Baker, Martin Kellogg Jr., John Nims, and Joseph Petty, 1705” on page 176
Marla Miller
The Needle's Eye: Women and Work in the Age of Revolution University of Massachusetts Press: 2006
	“Map of the Connecticut River Valley” on page 13
Brushy Hills
This map was published as part of a trail guide to the Brushy Hills area in Lexington, Virginia: 2005
	“Trail Map of Brushy Hills”
Lawrence A. Babb
Alchemies of Violence: Myths of Identity and the Life of Trade in Western India Sage Publications, New Delhi: 2004
	“Map of Rajasthan with India insert” on page 12
Evan Haefeli and Kevin Sweeney
Captors and Captives: The 1704 French and Indian Raid on Deerfield University of Massachusetts Press: 2003
	“Map of the Northeast, circa 1660-1725” on page 13 “Early town plan of Deerfield, circa 1700” on page 17 “Boucherville, 1673” on page 46 “Map of the Northeast showing tribal homelands, Native villages, and movements, circa 1675-1704” on page 60 “The Deerfield Stockade during the assault, February 29, 1704” on page 114 “Routes of the captives, 1704” on page 129 “Offensive operations during the War of the Spanish Succession, 1702-1713” on page 188 “The greater Montreal region, early 1700s” on page 218
Gerald McFarland
Inside Greenwich Village: A New York City Neighborhood, 1898-1918 University of Massachusetts Press: 2001
	“Greater Greenwich Village, 1900” on page 3 “Important Village Sites, Chapters 1-2” on page 10 “Important Village Sites, Chapters 3-4” on page 80 “Important Village Sites, Chapter 5” on page 156 “The Seventh Village, 1912-1918” on page 193
Leonard B. Glick
Abraham's Heirs: Jews and Christians in Medieval Europe Syracuse University Press: 1999
	“Carolingian Empire, ca. 825” on page 46 “Holy Roman Empire and France, ca. 1150” on page 116
Jan Lin
Reconstructing Chinatown: Ethnic Enclave, Global Change University of Minnesota Press: 1998
	“Geographic sources of Chinese emigration” on page 25 “Chinatown and Lower Manhattan” on page 44 “Core and satellite Chinatowns in New York City” on page 109
Mitziko Sawada
Tokyo Life, New York Dreams: Urban Japanese Visions of America, 1890-1924 University of California Press: 1996
	“The Fifteen Wards of Tokyo in 1894” on page 65
Lawrence A. Babb
Absent Lord: Ascetics and Kings in a Jain Ritual Culture University of California Press: 1996
	“Gujarat and Rajasthan with selected locations” on page 18 “The Jain Cosmos” on page 39 (graphic)
Neil Salisbury
“The Indians' Old World: Native Americans and the Coming of Europeans” Published in The William and Mary Quarterly: A Magazine of Early American History and Culture Third Series, Volume LIII, Number Three, July 1996
	“Selected Native American centers in North America, ca. 1250” on page 442 “Selected Native American centers in North America, ca. 1645” on page 456
Robert E. Jones
“Opening a Window on the South: Russia and the Black Sea 1695-1792” Published in A Window on Russia: Papers from the V International Conference of the Study Group on Eighteenth-Century Russia Edited by Maria Di Salvo and Lindsey Hughes. La Fenice Edizioni, Rome: 1996
	“The Black Sea Region of Russia” on page 130
Ben Wisner
“Socio-Economic and Gender Aspects of Environmental and Sustainable Development” Published in the FAO/ILO/UNDP Field Manual on Participatory Project Identification and Formulation United Nations Press: 1996
	“Development Strata” (graphic) “Root Causes of Environmental Degradation” (graphic)
Ben Wisner
“There are Worse Things than Earthquakes: Hazard Vulnerability and Mitigation Capacity in the Greater Los Angeles Region” Published in Ken Mitchell's book Mega Cities and Disaster United Nations University Press, Tokyo: 1996
	“Growth of Population of Greater Los Angeles” (graphic) “Ozone Smog in Southern California” (graphic) “Ground-Surface Uplift around Palmdale, California” (map) “Flood Hazards in Los Angeles County” (map) “Primary Distribution System for Water” (map) “Hispanic Population in Greater Los Angeles” (map) “Plant Closings in Los Angeles County 1978-82” (map) “Los Angeles County Flood Control Structures” (map) “Areas of Brush Fires in Los Angeles County 1919-1973” (map) “Poverty Areas in Parts of Greater Los Angeles” (map)
Ben Wisner
“Bridging ‘Expert' and ‘Local' Knowledge for Counter Disaster Planning in Urban South Africa” Published in GeoJournal Volume 37, Number 3, November 1995
	“Major Urban Areas in Southern Africa” on page 339 “Alexandra Township, South Africa” on page 342 “Informal Settlements within the Greater Johannesburg Area” on page 342 “Urban Development on the Jukskei River Watershed Viewed in 1940 and 1983” on page 343
Jan Lin
“Ethnic Places, Postmodernism, and Urban Change in Houston” Published in The Sociological Quarterly Volume 36, Number 4, Fall 1995
	“Ethnic Neighborhoods and Major Landmarks in Houston” on page 633 “Ethnic Sites and Downtown Landmarks of Houston in Detail” on page 637
Richard W. Wilkie and Kate Blackmer
Geography: People and Places in a Changing World West Publishing Company: 1995; second edition 1996
	Joint-authored geography workbook. Companion volume to a cultural geography textbook written by Professor Paul Ward English at the University of Texas.
Evan Haefeli and Kevin Sweeney
“Revisiting The Redeemed Captive: New Perspectives on the 1704 Attack on Deerfield” Published in The William and Mary Quarterly: A Magazine of Early American History and Culture Third Series, Volume LII, Number One, January 1995
	“Map of the Northeast, Showing Rivers, Villages, and East-West Route” on page 11 “Map of the Northeast, Showing Tribal Homelands and Movements Circa 1675-1704” on page 13
Reprinted in the following: Colin G. Calloway, editor After King Philip's War: Presence and Persistence in Indian New England Dartmouth: University of New England Press: 1997
Exhibit
Museum of Chinese in Americas, March 1999. An exhibit on Sunset Park, Brooklyn Published previously in Jan Lin's book Reconstructing Chinatown: Ethnic Enclave, Global Change University of Minnesota Press: 1998
	“Core and satellite Chinatowns in New York City” (map)
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