Wayfaring: follow you, follow me

Wayfaring is a website that allows you to create personalized maps, share them with your friends, explore the maps that others have created, and connect with other members to build new maps.

It's easy and free to sign up to become a wayfarer.

Free Geography Tools

Free Geography Tools is the name of a blog owned and created by Leszek Pawlowicz.

If you are interested in geography and maps, his impressive site provides the pertinent information and tools:

"Exploring the world of free tools for GIS, GPS, Google Earth, neogeography, and more."

Walk London

Walk London, funded by Transport for London, is a very useful site that provides walking routes, maps, and a handy Walk Finder.

The site also provides links to pertinent information about each walk.

Street Sensation: London's favourite streets & shops

Street Sensation is a very useful site that provides a selection of practical maps to help you explore London street-by-street.

There is a handy map of London's West-End to show how small the distances are between the different areas,a map showing 19 London markets, and a map of nine popular London theatres.
The site also provides a search engine to find a street or shop by name.

An unofficial Google maps blog

A blog about google maps:

Google Maps Mania

"An unofficial Google Maps blog tracking the websites, mashups and tools being influenced by Google Maps."

The Geograph British Isles project

The Geograph British Isles project is very impressive. Not only is it a national photography project, and a geography project but it's also a free online community project:

"The Geograph British Isles project aims to collect geographically representative photographs and information for every square kilometre of the UK and Eire, and you can be part of it."