How safe is your state? Our analysis of the 2025 U.S. News & World Report public safety rankings uncovers unexpected trends across America. Through interactive maps, we discover why New England tops the safest states and some others struggle with ongoing problems.
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A 2016 map illustrates Northern Ireland’s regional perspectives on a potential border referendum, revealing the complexities of public opinion.
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Percent of people who said they would be comfortable with a gay, lesbian, or bisexual in the highest elected political
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Chile as you’ve never seen it: tea lovers, proud miners, vegan hippies, and even Croatian separatists — all mapped out. These fun stereotype maps explore how Chile might see itself.
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More than half of Nevada’s 3.2 million people live in the Las Vegas area, with Clark County alone housing about 2.34 million. New stats and local insights ahead.
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In parts of Europe, staying warm in winter is still a financial struggle. These two maps, based on Eurostat data, show how things changed from 2016 to 2023.
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Reddit user bezzleford created stereotype-based maps of South Africa showing how locals see their own country — through race, voting habits, tourism, minerals, and even causes of death.
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While most of the nation, and foreigners to France, might say “pain au chocolat”, a stronghold in the southwest has withstood, pridefully, standing to the term “chocolatine”.
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The UK as you’ve never seen it: divided by accents, snacks, and politics. These maps are full of dry humor and local stereotypes.
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Reddit user CountZapolai redraws the Roman Empire using six sarcastic stereotype maps — from language and drinking habits to who’s really in charge.
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