French and Italian cuisines have shaped global culinary traditions. Discover how France and Italy perceive the rest of Europe’s food culture through these fascinating culinary maps from the Atlas of Prejudice.
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From “drowning in your own sweat” summers to debates about whether rice goes on top of beans (or vice versa), these user-created maps offer an amusing, if irreverent, window into Brazil’s remarkable regional diversity. While they shouldn’t be taken too seriously, they highlight how this massive nation contains multitudes.
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From seismic danger zones to olive oil borders, this set of 8 maps creatively reimagines Italy’s divisions. Here’s how geography, food, faith, and humor come together to slice up the boot.
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This satirical map of Israel breaks the country into eight funny and oddly accurate divisions. From cities vs. desert to camels vs. code, here’s what these maps say—and where the humor ends and truth begins.
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Belgium is more than one country — it’s at least fourteen! Explore the humorous and insightful maps that show how language, politics, beer, and even fries divide this small but complex nation.
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How do you divide Finland? Not just by region — but by warning signs, tree cover, and whether the sun even rises in winter.
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Canada’s not provinces and territories—it’s hockey zones, weather extremes, and political opposites. These quirky maps divide the country up in ways that’ll make you laugh and think.
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How do Germans split up their own nation? These 20 ingenious maps illustrate the numerous unofficial lines that influence life in Germany and Bavaria.
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Ireland might look like one island on the map, but culturally? It’s a wild patchwork of identities. These clever satirical maps show just how many Irelands there really are—and what makes each one tick.
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Six ways to divide Sealand Reddit user: cirrus42 Sealand is a micronation that claims Roughs Tower, an offshore platform
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