LibGuides: Maps: Help

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Maps held by other libraries

If you can't find what you want in our collection, you could see if another library has something suitable. If you find details of a map not held in our Library we may be able to get it for you from another library, or you could visit another library which has a copy.

WorldCat This link opens in a new window
This database is a vast union catalogue containing references to millions of publications held in libraries across the world, including maps.

Covers ca.1000 BC to the present.

Does this resource support EndNote?
Yes- for standard instructions on using EndNote, please see EndNote textbox. If the instructions for the resource are non-standard you will find them below.

For EndNote online - Download & import using the 'WorldCat (OCLC)' import option - follow the steps below:

1. After selecting the references you wish to download, click Export
2. Choose the following options:
- Export : Marked records from this search
- Export to: Text file
3. Click Export
4. Save the file as a text document.
5. Import the file into EndNote online using the WorldCat (OCLC) Import option.
Library Hub Discover (Jisc) This link opens in a new window
This database is a union catalogue of British libraries. To search for maps, use Advanced Search and select 'Maps' in Document Type.

Library Hub Discover lists monographs and journal titles. It also includes conference proceedings, audio-visual, multimedia items and other formats listed on library catalogues.

Help and guidance
Library Hub Discover site support

Does this resource support EndNote?
Yes- for standard instructions on using EndNote, please see EndNote textbox. If the instructions for the resource are non-standard you will find them below.

You can export multiple records at once to EndNote from the search results list, or single records from the full record display. Scroll to the bottom of the reference display and click on the Export as 'EndNote, Zotero' option. Additional guidance is available on the Library Hub Discover support site

Citing maps

Maps should be referenced if you are including them in your work. See the following link for guidance:

Citing maps
Guidance on information to include when citing maps with examples in the Harvard referencing style.