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The inclusion of major cities and bodies of water not only grounds the map in a physical reality but also emphasizes the interconnectedness of regions through music

You may choose from acid-free archival paper or artist's cotton canvas to best suit your preferences

The compass rose and the beautifully rendered title cartouche in the upper right corner are not only functional but also enhance the aesthetic appeal of the chart

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