A Grave Tree
“The Phantom Effect Mark studied the isogonic map of the United States for the seventh time. The set of black lines that converged at the pole and then extended outward and across the states like harp strings blurred and swam the longer he stared. The line of zero declination ran almost through the eastern portion of Missouri, pretty much down the Mississippi River.
He had become a bit diverted yesterday looking at the geography of the Mississippi, the tenth largest river in the world, a...nd had spent some time considering the role of rivers in determining political boundaries (in this case the boundaries of Wisconsin, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, and Iowa). He’d also paused briefly to consider just how large the Mississippi watershed was (it was very large), but now he was back on task and looking at the isogonic map again.
The 2010 map was not at a scale that allowed him to determine the exact location of the line of zero declination.MoreLess
He had become a bit diverted yesterday looking at the geography of the Mississippi, the tenth largest river in the world, a...nd had spent some time considering the role of rivers in determining political boundaries (in this case the boundaries of Wisconsin, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, and Iowa). He’d also paused briefly to consider just how large the Mississippi watershed was (it was very large), but now he was back on task and looking at the isogonic map again.
The 2010 map was not at a scale that allowed him to determine the exact location of the line of zero declination.MoreLess
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