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    Default Free vector world map in your browser

    Looks interesting and outputs maps as postscript and illustrator files. Seems to have a lot of detail built in:

    http://www.planiglobe.com/omc_set.html

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    hmmm maybe I'm not using it corretly, but when you move away from equator the map doesn't rotate around the globe, thus my homeland denmark is pressed height wise...
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    Yep, it's a projected view that they give you, sadly.

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    well, they probably gonna work on that
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    You can export SVG or PDF from Open Street Map. You get a better interface, more detail, and a more generally useful projection (Spherical Mercator rather than Equidistant Rectangular.)

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