Most election maps mislead by shading entire counties red or blue, but what if we mapped every single vote exactly where people live? This dasymetric dot density map does just that—placing 130+ million dots based on urban, suburban, and rural population densities. The result? A clearer, more accurate picture of the 2016 election. See the real voting patterns emerge! 🔴🔵 Explore the map now.
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The Hereford Mappa Mundi is more than just a medieval map—it’s a glimpse into how people once saw the world, blending history, geography, and myth in a single masterpiece.
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Discover how U.S. sales tax rates have changed from 2022 to 2025, with insights into state and local adjustments and their broader impacts.
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Every NYC neighborhood has its local characters – including superheroes. Find out which defenders might be watching over your corner of the city.
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Is it possible to show everything that has happened in world history on one map poster? The diagrams below are excellent attempts to depict countries and their time of existence and the lifetime of influential historical figures on one map.
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The American housing market has changed significantly, altering the traditional rent-versus-buy equation. While homeownership was once considered the best financial move, rising costs have flipped the script in many places. Explore what’s behind this shift and see how your city compares.
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In 1900, reaching 65 was a rare achievement. Today, most of us will celebrate our 65th birthday and beyond. But this remarkable change hasn’t happened equally for everyone – here’s what our maps reveal about who lives longer, where, and why.
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Dive into the fascinating history of the world’s oldest constitutions still in effect. From San Marino’s 1600 statutes to Australia’s 1901 constitution, explore how these foundational documents have guided nations through centuries.
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Explore the charm of Jo Mora’s 1927 Illustrated Tourist Map of California. With intricate details, historical insights, and a touch of humor, this vintage map captures the spirit of the Golden State. A must-see for history buffs and map lovers alike!
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How does your purchasing power for transportation vary depending on where you live? This analysis reveals striking disparities across Europe, where a day’s salary in Russia lets you travel 93 kilometers (58 miles) by taxi, while in the UK it covers just 20 kilometers (12.4 miles). Even more dramatic are the differences in fuel purchasing power: a Swiss monthly salary buys 3,240 liters (856 gallons) of gasoline, while Moldova’s average wage gets just 233 liters (62 gallons). Through three detailed maps, we explore these transportation inequalities and their implications for daily mobility across different regions. The data reveals fascinating patterns of North-South divides and the lasting economic impact of historical boundaries, while recent changes in global fuel prices continue to reshape the transportation landscape.
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