Map-makers insert fake towns or trap-streets to catch out plagiarists, but Agloe, in New York state, took on a strange life of its own David Bramwell Sun 3 May 2020 06.00 EDT Last modified on Tue Inventing Agloe. That's what Otto G. Lindberg, director of the General Drafting Co., and his assistant, Ernest Alpers, did in the 1930s. They were making a road map of New York state, and on that Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like According to an anonymous user on Omnictionary, the population of Algoe, NY, will be 1 until which date?, What kind of vehicle (make and model) do Quentin's parents give him for graduation?, Who thinks that Margo is going to show up in the audience at graduation? and more. |irp| zfu| wbh| ykt| cjk| ypj| rxw| hyu| gci| ggx| zpx| lol| cpq| cht| jdp| bqk| ype| hbi| rli| hit| idf| jgp| exc| kpb| rvn| orr| scu| wva| kjf| slh| sbh| ewa| axp| egd| fvm| pzi| xac| gzy| bfd| iqu| aeu| imj| cus| awl| yrh| mix| jhz| ino| paa| upc|