Hackett, Paul

: Map of Canada (1870); A map showing the political boundaries of Canada in 1870.

: Map of Countries with English as an Official Language; A map showing the distribution of countries with English as their official language., Image created using ArcGIS. Data From: https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2098.html

: Map of Saskatchewan; A map showing the relative location of Saskatoon within the province of Saskatchewan., Image created using Esri Basemaps and ArcGIS.

: Maritime Political Boundaries; A schematic representation of different maritime zones defined generally by their distance from the land, but more precisely, as their distance from the Territorial Sea Baseline (TSB).

: Maritime Zones; An image showing the different maritime zones and their distance from the coast.

: McMansion; An example of a "McMansion", a huge house in a sprawling urban suburb.

: Mental Map of Los Angeles; An example of a mental map of Los Angeles. This map was drawn from memory

: Mental Map of Los Angeles; An example of a mental map of Los Angeles. This map was drawn from memory

: Mental Map of Los Angeles; An example of a mental map of Los Angeles. This map was drawn from memory

: Mental Maps; A schematic representation of what a mental map looks like.

: Midtown Plaza; A view of the major shopping centre located in downtown Saskatoon.

: New Jersey Industrial Area; Manhattan skyline from over New Jersey on approach to Newark. The view is across the confluence of the Passaic and Hackensack Rivers, with Jersey City on this (the New Jersey) side of Manhattan's downtown skyline, dominated by the new One World Trade Centre.

: North Atlantic Map Region; A map of the North Atlantic region of the United States.

: Northwest Angle, Minnesota; he northern-most point in the continental United States is the Northwest Angle in Minnesota. It is the only part of the U.S. outside of Alaska north of the 49th parallel. The land became part of the US as a result of the Treaty of Paris in 1783 between the U.S. and Great Britain, and surveying errors. In 1796 it was settled by the Ojibwe, and is now mostly part of the Red Lake Indian Reservation. Residents must cross into Canada to drive to the rest of the lower 48 states. The simulated natural color ASTER image covers an area of 43.7 x 66.1 km, is centered near 49.1 degrees north latitude, 95 degrees west longitude.

: Official Languages in Sub-Saharan Africa; A map showing the distribution of the official languages in Sub-Saharan Africa. These languages reflect the colonial history of the African continent., Image created using ArcGIS. Data From: http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/words/countries_af.htm

: Oil Sands Mining Operations; Overhead photograph of open pit oil sands mining operations north of Fort McMurray, Alberta.

: Old Victoria Bridge; A photograph of what remains of the original Victoria Bridge in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Behind the Broadway Bridge is visible.

: On-Site Work Camp in the Oil Sands; Photo of work camps north of Fort McMurray, in the industrial region. Many oil sands workers live on site, in temporary camps beyond the urban area. It is common for workers to spend their days off in Edmonton, or alternatively, commuting back to their permanent place of resident if they are Canadian citizens.