Ever wondered where people actually get on and off the London Underground? This fascinating data visualization maps it out with real passenger data, offering insights into the city’s busiest stations and the hidden geography of movement beneath London.
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The most popular crops in the world vary by region and climate, but globally, staples like wheat, rice, and maize (corn) are among the most widely cultivated.
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How did such a small country reach so many parts of the world? A historical map shows the global footprint of Dutch expansion — from colonial outposts to trade wars.
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Examining the devastating toll of WWI through carefully curated maps and data, showing how military casualties and subsequent food shortages transformed the European continent.
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Sealand is a one-of-a-kind “nation” perched on a sea fort in the North Sea. Despite its tiny footprint, it’s big on imagination. This post explores six satirical ways to divide its 550 m² of territory—complete with civil strife, architectural borders, and even a treadmill marathon route.
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Percentage point change in those who held a positive view of the United States. Reddit user bezzieford, Data: Eurobarometer 2017
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Taiwan is an island full of contrasts. These 36 maps cleverly highlight its internal divisions—through language, politics, lifestyle, and local quirks—revealing the many layers of Taiwanese identity.
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A lighthouse is a tower designed to emit light from a system of lamps and lenses and to serve as a navigational aid for maritime pilots at sea or on inland waterways. According to The Lighthouse Directory data, about 18,700 lighthouses worldwide.
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Tobacco use is fading across Europe — but not everywhere. This map-based analysis uncovers the countries still hooked and the surprising success stories.
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A map shows how Americans view other nations—friends, foes, or unfamiliar. It’s a glimpse into global opinion shaped by history, politics, and perception.
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