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Higher Resolution of "the Map" in "Lockdown" Lost season 2 episode 17 See also: http://lostpedia.com/wiki/Image:Cleanwall-707484.jpg

Generally accepted as the most popular artist rendition of the map, is the interactive version with Latin translations and layer toggle created by Stephen Dettling : http://www.lost4815162342.com/blastmap.htm

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