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When broadly discussing the issue of bad cartography on the Internet, Jeremy Crampton stated in his publication The Convergence of Spatial Technologies:

As cartographers, therefore, it is our responsibility (though not ours alone) to ensure well-designed, data-rich maps are part of any online geographic visualization system, and to be "Internet activists" in developing good content. It is now, while the web is relatively young that we have the most opportunity to shape it.

Based on this, I believe it is my responsibility as a cartographer to try and ensure well-designed, data-rich maps are part of Wikipedia. This gallery represents my attempt to be an "Internet activist" and Set A Good Example.