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Discover the story behind the first map of the U.S., created in 1784 by a versatile American craftsman. Learn its historical significance and how it finally gained recognition centuries later.

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The Gulf of Mexico and Denali mountain are having their names changed by the US government. Here's why that matters to locals.

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The Geographic Names Information System, which is part of the United States Geological Survey, supplies the designated names used in Google Maps.