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.
Read More
Find out which Irish county has the most pubs per capita, why rural pubs are under pressure, and how pub culture varies across Ireland.
Read More
Which countries lose the most money to gambling? This post explores global gambling losses, the psychology behind gambling addiction, and how different governments regulate the industry.
Read More
Ever wondered what the most popular attraction in every country is? This world map reveals the top-rated spots worldwide, from natural wonders to historic landmarks!
Read More
The world’s truly wild landscapes are vanishing. But some places still remain largely untouched. Where are they? What wildlife do they shelter? And how fast are they disappearing? Explore the Last of the Wild map and find out.
Read More
Once widespread, cheetahs now occupy only a fraction of their historic range. Learn about the distribution of cheetah subspecies, why their numbers are declining, and what’s being done to save them.
Read More
Paid sick leave laws vary widely across the United States. This map highlights which states require it, where it’s preempted, and how these policies affect workers.
Read More
Unveil the top-rated tourist spots in each UK county. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or culture enthusiast, our guide highlights must-visit attractions that showcase the rich diversity of the United Kingdom.
Read More
Published in 1940, this Los Angeles Examiner map portrays the Soviet Union as a menacing “Russian Spider” spreading across Eurasia. Decades before the Cold War, it fueled Western fears of Soviet expansion. What was the map’s significance, and how does it reflect the era’s geopolitical tensions?
Read More
Which racial minorities make up a significant share of each U.S. county? These maps highlight where Black, Hispanic, Native American, and Asian populations exceed 20% and track counties where minorities have become the majority.
Read More