Bridging Dreams: The 1913 Vision of Connecting Scotland and Ireland
In 1913, a satirical map humorously suggested a land bridge and canal between Scotland and Ireland to address Ireland’s division.
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Mapping Sensitivities: The Most Provocative Maps of Europe
Some maps inform, others provoke. We explore the most controversial maps of Europe—ones that spark debates by tapping into historical tensions, cultural rivalries, and national sensitivities.
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Current military alliances in the world
NATO has expanded with Finland (2023) and Sweden (2024), reshaping European security. Explore current military alliances with updated maps.
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China’s One Belt, One Road Initiative: Connecting Continents and Shaping Global Trade
Discover how China’s One Belt, One Road Initiative aims to reshape global trade routes, foster international connectivity, and potentially redefine economic power dynamics worldwide.
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America’s Quietest Routes
Want to escape the traffic and enjoy the open road? This map reveals the quietest highway in every U.S. state, from the isolated Dalton Highway in Alaska to Nevada’s legendary “Loneliest Road.” Plus, check out the most scenic routes for breathtaking views. See if your favorite made the list!
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The Digital Babel: Mapping the World’s Favorite Messaging Apps
From WhatsApp’s dominance across continents to WeChat’s ecosystem in China, this map reveals how our choice of messaging apps reflects more than personal preference—it tells a story of digital borders shaped by culture, politics, and connectivity.
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The Meaning Behind National Anthems
National anthems are more than just songs—they reflect a nation’s history, struggles, and values. A world map color-codes them by subject, while a European map examines their first words. But which country had the first anthem? Which anthem is the oldest? And how often do nations change their national songs? Let’s dive into the fascinating world of anthems.
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Tracing the Shifts: U.S. Population Changes Across the Decades
Dive into the evolving landscape of U.S. population distribution over the past century, highlighting areas of persistent growth and decline, and consider the implications for the future.
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Exploring America’s Highest and Lowest Railway Stations
Journey through America’s loftiest and lowest railway stations, uncovering the histories of the Pikes Peak Cog Railway, the Leadville Railroad, Amtrak’s highest and lowest stations, and the rich legacy and future of U.S. railroads.
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Map of the Known World at the Death of Charles V (1551)
In 1551, European maps were full of gaps and speculation. This map, created during the reign of Charles V, reveals how people at the time viewed the world—what they knew, what they didn’t, and what they imagined.
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