If the United States Collapsed Like the Soviet Union
What if the U.S. broke apart like the Soviet Union? Marko Jukic’s map imagines the outcome, highlighting lessons from history and sparking debate on national cohesion.
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Fictional Maps
River Basins as Countries: A New World Map
Embark on a captivating journey through a reimagined world where countries are defined by river basins instead of political boundaries. This unique cartographic perspective offers fresh insights into global geography, climate patterns, population distribution, and economic landscapes.
Read MoreWorld Map in George Orwell’s 1984: A Dystopian Geography
George Orwell’s “1984” presents a chilling vision of a world divided into three superstates: Oceania, Eurasia, and Eastasia. This dystopian world map reflects Cold War anxieties and serves as a warning about the dangers of totalitarianism. Discover how Orwell’s fictional geography continues to influence our understanding of power and control in the modern world.
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A Fresh Take on the United States Map: Urban Centers Redraw Political Boundaries
What if we redrew the United States map based on our largest urban areas? A fascinating new political map does just that, offering a unique perspective on how our nation’s political landscape might look under very different circumstances. This urban-centric approach creates 48 hypothetical states, each centered around a major metropolitan area, with surprising implications for the Electoral College and political affiliations.
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A Fascinating Map of Europe’s Historical Regions
Explore Europe’s rich past with an innovative map showcasing historical regions beyond modern borders. This fascinating cartography project offers a fresh perspective on the continent’s geography, helping readers visualize ancient cultural areas and forgotten territories.
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Exploring the World Map Divided into 804 Zones of 10 Million People Each
Explore a unique world map dividing the globe into 804 zones of 10 million people each. Understand the creation process, regional naming, and the fascinating insights it offers into global population distribution.
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A Detailed Map of the Online World
Since its inception in 1989, the internet has been in a phase of endless flux as millions of various sites emerged and then fell by the wayside. Many monstrous corporate players have arisen from this first chaos over the decades and swallowed most of their former contestants on a global scale.
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What does Earth look like with 1000 meters of sea-level rise or drop?
Reddit user BasedMaps amazing maps showing, how the face of our planet will change if sea-level drop or rise by 1000 meters.
Read MoreThe World in 50 Million Years: How Our Planet Will Dramatically Change
A mind-bending look at Earth’s future: how tectonic movements will dramatically reshape our world map, creating landscapes beyond imagination.
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Inverted world map
Frans Blok has created a detailed inverse map of the world, where the deepest spots in the ocean become the highest mountains and the highest mountains become the deepest part of the ocean.
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