Oswald Winkel, 1921. The National Geographic Society's standard world map since 1998.
The name is the German Tripel — a triple compromise across area, direction and distance. It is the arithmetic mean of the equirectangular and Aitoff projections, and by most measures the lowest overall distortion of any whole-world map.
Preserves: a balance struck between area, shape and distance.
Oswald Winkel, 1921. The National Geographic Society's standard world map since 1998. The name is the German Tripel — a triple compromise across area, direction and distance.
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