Interesting Maps (35 pics)
How earth will look with current international borders in 250 million years.
The largest city in each 10-by-10 degree area of latitude-longitude in the world.
Frances longest border is shared with Brazil!
A Europe–U.S. superhighway proposed by the former president of Russian Railways.
The earth being centered on Great Britain is arbitrary, so here's a map centered on New Zealand.
220 world metro systems.
Olympus Mons compared to France.
There is a straight line between Liberia and China with more that 13500 km without crossing any ocean or major body of water.
The Human Archipelago: territories where population density exceeds 1 human per km2.
Number of Roman Theatres and Amphitheatres per country.
A 1963 prediction of Africa at the beginning of the 21st century.
Pluto compared to South America.
Population density map of Egypt.
You can see all the different routes this river has taken over the years.
Size of Houston compared to Cairo, a city with 3 times the population.
Tracked vultures recognise natural boundaries due to national differences in livestock carcass disposal.
Taiwan's doppleganger spotted in Canada!
Pheasant island, the island that switches sovereignty between France and Spain every 6 months.
A Straight line between the Westernmost and Easternmost points of Russia passes through no Russian soil whatsoever.
Portuguese satirical map of Europe from 1953.
The Deforestation of Indiana.
Australia to the United States.
"Water" in European languages.
Topographic map of South America from a single spiral line.
A Small World: What if America never existed.
Rural House types of South Asia.
Map of shipping routes illustrates the relative density of commercial shipping in the world's oceans. By B.S. Halpern (T. Hengl; D. Groll).
(1985) The Tory Atlas of the World.
Bike Paths of Europe.
2015 world population cartogram.
There's a spot in the Atlantic from which there are 60 different countries that can be sailed to in a straight line:
