If the United States Collapsed Like the Soviet Union
What if the U.S. broke apart like the Soviet Union? Marko Jukic’s map imagines the outcome, highlighting lessons from history and sparking debate on national cohesion.
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What If South America Were in the Northern Hemisphere?
Explore how cities in South America align geographically with those in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East—and how their climates diverge despite similar latitudes.
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Europe’s Population in 2100: Two Possible Futures
What will Europe’s population look like in 2100? A new study explores two possible futures—one with immigration and one without. The results highlight the critical role migration plays in shaping Europe’s demographic future.
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Counteroffensive Victory Chess: A 1960s Taiwanese Board Game About Retaking China
This unusual board game from 1960s Taiwan lets you “retake” China from Taipei to Nanjing using dice and strategy. A look into history, politics, and playful propaganda—all in one game board.
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A World Map of All the Countries Mentioned in the Bible
Beyond mere lines on a map, biblical lands tell a complex story of human civilization, where each location represents centuries of migration, conflict, and connection.
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Six Centuries That Shaped Sweden: A Historical Map Journey
From Viking-age tribal territories to a powerful empire, Sweden’s territorial evolution tells a compelling story of conquest, unions, and transformation. Join us as we trace this remarkable journey through six crucial moments that defined Scandinavian history.
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How Much Extra Must Women Save for a Secure Retirement?
Women face an unprecedented retirement savings challenge that goes far beyond simple numbers. From workplace inequalities to longer life spans, the path to financial security is fraught with obstacles that demand our immediate attention.
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The New Majority: How America’s Racial and Ethnic Landscape is Changing
Journey through three decades of America’s changing demographics with animated maps that reveal where different racial and ethnic groups form county majorities, telling the story of the nation’s increasing diversity.
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America’s Perfect Predictors: The Story of Two Counties That Haven’t Missed a Presidential Winner Since 2000
In the vast landscape of American electoral politics, two counties stand out for their uncanny ability to predict presidential winners. Here’s the story of Blaine County, Montana and Essex County, New York – America’s most reliable political crystal balls.
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How Rising Seas Will Reshape the British Isles: A Tale of Three Coastlines
From Doggerland to future flood scenarios, explore how the British Isles’ geography has evolved and what climate change means for its iconic coastlines.
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