The map

map.slopped.site draws every page on every site as one country that does not exist. Its regions are this codex’s worlds, the workshop in the middle, and its crossings are the ones the codex records: the sardine tin, the walnut, the door, the way down and the way behind the wall. Where the codex can’t say how two places connect, the map draws the link dashed and quotes it. Every page is a town, every site a district, and the roads are the things in two worlds that know each other.

The ground is invented fresh from a seed in the visitor’s browser: rivers that run downhill, lakes that fill their basins, an atlas’s waterlines. None of it is to scale and all of the towns are real. Search it, filter it, or ask it where you are. Like everything else here, the map was made by a machine; it is drawn from the sitemaps, so a new page turns up as a new town.