Interesting Maps (22 pics)
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Explore the world through a fresh lens with this fascinating lineup of cartographic wonders. From historical maps to quirky geographic insights, these visuals spark curiosity and broaden perspectives. Each map invites viewers to discover new connections and appreciate the intricate details that shape our understanding of the globe.
"The Great Fire of London ragged in 1666. This fantastic map overlays the effected area on modern day London. Would be cool to walk the area to feel the extent"
"For A While During The Northern Hemisphere’s Summer, The Sun Sets In Eastern Brazil Before It Does In Ireland. Now You Know"
"There Are European Cities That Have Been Continuously Inhabited For 7000-8000 Years!"
"Etymology Of Spain. This Map Shows The Origin Of Various Spanish Province Names"
"As A German, For A Personal Meeting 12 Means 12 But For A Professional Meeting 12 Means Be 5 Minutes Early. Any Alternative Interpretation Hurts My Little German Brain"
"Wait, this is a real thing? A cave deeper than 2000m? And people are crazy enough to go all the way down? Good lord! It’s a hard no from me. Happy to support mountaineers all the way to the top but caving is a big no no for your friendly armchair cartography enthusiast"
"This Map Shows What The Word "Yankee" Means Around The World"
"Young adults are dying at an increasing rate in the United States. France roughly mirrored the US before the introduction of Oxycontin in the mid-90s and later fentanyl. The US isn't doing a great job looking after its own people"
"If You Are Being Born Today, This Is The Likelihood Of You Ending Up In Each Continent"
"Roosters Without Borders"
"Challenge: Which Definition, Which Terminology Doesn’t Offend Anyone? I’ve Found That Someone Will Always Be Mad"
"Just A Quick Reminder. A Little Public Service Announcement To Please My Dutch Friends"
"In places like Germany, the full retirement of the huge Baby Boomer cohort will drive pension payments up significantly. The relatively small workforce will pay for that. Young workers will increasingly dislike that. Voting behaviour might shift further away from established parties as a result."
"In A World Where More People Obsess About Their Work Being Inherently Meaningful, I Hope That You See Your Job Relatively Close To The Left Side Of The Chart"
"Look Who Just Made It Into The Top 20 Of The World’s Largest Economies. Welcome To The Top, Poland"
