Reinder shared these carto curtains from the Inntel Hotel in Utrecht

Doug Greenfield spotted this hand carved wooden map of Poland, Maine

Elizabeth was enjoying this nice Argentinian wine when she noticed the cork.

The history of the first bird’s-eye view maps of cities, Saul Steinberg’s map and its importance in satirical cartography.

Kenneth Wong shared these pics of 6 master plans of Shanghai, from 1930 to 2017, in the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center.

Niklas Alt said "There probably is nothing more fitting to illustrate a tour with the editor of the forthcoming #HistoricTownAtlas of #Ljubljana than this #MapsInTheWild. This is a very accurate carved historical map of 17th century Ljubljana from the 1960s in an atrium on main street."

This exquisite embroidered world map was spotted by Reinder at the Amsterdam Book Fair. Who can identify the original map on which it is based?

Eldan Goldenberg spotted this tile mosaic map of Canada at the Rogers Pass Summit with the Trans-Canada Highway in black, and most provinces and territories in different colours except that it predates Nunavut being split off from the North West Territories.

Matthew shared this "this might be my last time in the Science Hall office of the history of #cartography project, as the building is about to get entirely rehabilitated before I next have to return in person! So here’s David Woodward’s blow up of 1651 Speed #maps … #maphistory … w photos of Woodward and Harley !!!!"

Viviane Pons said "I won the fajita-cut map of France contest"

From Matthew Edney "First time at Cargo Coffee on E Washington in Madison WI - with their trademark #maps decor - but this lovely one painted!!"I'll be looking in on Cargo Coffee when I get a chance.

Javier shared this - Circular map in a granite stone in Tokyo, Japan. "You are here" in the center. Names in Japanese and English.

Another one from Matthew Edney "jungle adventures is an indoor black light crazy golf course in Old Orchard Beach, Maine - here’s the map of Africa (actually 3d); they also have a world map. (And I won!)"

Javier shared this beautiful bottom of gin. Nordes is a Galician gin, who knew?

Matthew Edney said "3d cast braille/tactile map of the Garden of the Five Senses, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Boothbay, ME, USA. Very cool place, even for an indoor-person like me!"

Reinder said "My former employer - 82 by now - drew a primitive impression of a street in our old home town. On the right corner is his antiquarian bookshop that he actually still keeps running. In the window one can see a map of the Netherlands." I love this

From Reinder's Tour de France: cartographically inspired decoration in the 18th C. library And that's the end of Reinder's Tour de France. He is an example to all of us in spotting maps in the wild wherever he goes.

From Reinder's Tour de France: "Stained glass windows in La chapelle de l'Université Catholique in Lille, France."

From Reinder's Tour de France: "Recommended Hotel in Lille, France (Hotel Brueghel, that was). Quite nice, actually."

From Reinders Tour de France "Globes in a 2nd hand book market in Lille, France. Not quite spectacular -- but still." 

Another one from Reinder. "A fromagerie where they present cheese on a 'France-shaped' wooden-and-straw kind of plateau... Avec plaisir, au revoir,

Reinder spotted this in Amiens

Reinder has been visiting France and has sent a few maps in the wild which I will post over the next few days. "The Jules Verne museum in Amiens, France. On the floor is a giant reproduction of the map that Verne used, while composing his most famous novel: 'Around the world in 80 days' (first published in 1873). Quite fascinating indeed. " I love a floor map.