Tearing Argentina Apart
Argentina as seen through memes and maps—19 humorous ways Redditors divide the country by stereotypes, politics, animals, and more.
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Mapping Stereotypes
Tearing Poland apart
This crowd-made map of Poland is a mix of humor, stereotypes, and biting commentary. It’s not scientific — and that’s exactly the point.
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12 ways to divide South America
South America is big, diverse, and hard to pin down—but that hasn’t stopped people from trying. These 12 humorous maps stereotype the continent in surprising and absurd ways.
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Tearing Switzerland apart
Two maps reimagine Switzerland in 17 unusual ways – from real divides like language and geography to playful stereotypes about cities, drivers, and even naked hiking
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Tearing Australia apart
These satirical maps of Australia mix playful exaggeration with familiar truths – covering everything from sports allegiances to venomous creatures.
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Tearing Norway apart
Norway gets carved into eight versions of itself—based on food, dialects, weather, and even drinking culture. A satirical take on borders that mixes exaggeration with truth.
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Ways to divide Japan
Japan is one of the unique nations. As an island country with a long history of geographical and political isolation, many cultural features are formed utterly untouched by external influences. Moreover, Japan has never been colonized by other countries.
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Map of the kingdom of Norway and it’s regional stereotypes
Norway isn’t just fjords and Vikings. This map shows how people describe their own regions—with pride, teasing, and plenty of humor. It’s a down-to-earth look at local life that goes beyond scenery and history.
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Tearing China apart
China is the biggest of all Asian nations and has the largest population of any country globally. Occupying almost the entire East Asian landmass, it comprises about 1/14 of the land area of Earth. Among the world’s influential nations, China is exceeded in size by only Russia and Canada, and it is approximately as big as the entire of Europe.
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Mexico is a nation in the southern part of North America. The country is bordered to the north by the U.S., to the southeast by Belize and Guatemala, Belize. Mexico covers almost 2 million square kilometers (~762 thousand sq mi). It has nearly 130 million residents, making it the thirteenth largest nation by area, tenth-most-populous nation, and most populated Spanish-speaking country. It is a federation including 31 states and Mexico City.
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Wallingford made New York visually dominant to show how the city functioned as the country’s economic, cultural, and social hub for its residents in the 1930s.
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The Tory Atlas is a map plastered with nicknames instead of country names, showing how British conservatism colored attitudes towards the rest of the world.
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Source: dynamitestudio.ie UK counties:AntrimArmaghDerryDownFermanaghTyrone Ireland’s counties:Carlow –Cavan – Miles awayClare – RocksCork – People’s republicDonegal – Daniel O’DonnellDublin – IkeaGalway
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