A Neatline is the outermost drawn line surrounding a map. It defines the height and width of the map and usually constrains the cartographic images. The Neatline is a newsletter for the Texas Map Society (1998-Present).
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- Issue 10 – Fall 2010
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- Issue 08 – Summer 2007
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- Issue 06 – Summer 2001
- Issue 05 – Spring 2000
- Issue 04 – Fall 1999
- Issue 03 – December 1998
- Issue 02 – September 1998
- Issue 01 – February 1998
The Neatline is published semi-annually by the Texas Map Society • c/o Special Collections The University of Texas at Arlington Library Box 19497 • 902 Planetarium Place • Arlington, TX 76019-0497
For more information contact David Finfrock – Editor, Texas Map Society. Email: editorTMS@aol.com
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