I came across this interesting web site with various kinds of statistical maps 
from the University of Sheffield:

http://www.worldmapper.org

The one map I checked out was all in metric, which was nice. I'm presuming they 
all are. 

(Would that the British press did likewise. In fact, I was surprised to hear a 
correspondent for the BBC World Service in Aghanistan use "feet" to describe 
the height of the mountain he was on. At first I assumed it was because he may 
have been talking with American troops who used that unit among themselves, but 
then I realized that the US military is all metric these days, too, which means 
they would have used "meters". Curious.)

Ezra

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