What New York City Could Look Like in 2020
Hudson Yards This 17-million-square-foot complex, the largest private development project in the United States, will include five office towers, 5,000
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“The Hole”, an area of the U.S. northern plains with the population density of Alaska or Mongolia
“The Hole” is home to around 35600 people across 22000 square miles (about the size of Tasmania or Croatia). For
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Mapping the Boston Globe
Mapping the Globe is a set of interactive visualizations and maps that help us understand where the Boston Globe directs
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Mapped more than 6000 Hurricanes, ranging from 1842 and occurring in over seven major ocean basins around the world. Related
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Countries grouped by United Nations
The maps below split all countries into four distinct categories: least developed countries, developing countries, economies in transition and developed
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Federalist sentiment within the European Union
– The Nordic EU states form a bloc of strongly and steadfastly antifederalist countries, while Poland and Hungary stands out
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Maps of London by Religion
Historically, London has been primarily Christian. This is evident in many churches around the area, particularly in the City of London, which has around 50 churches. Islam is London’s second-largest denomination. Muslims account for just over 12.4% of London’s population. According to the 2011 Census, 1,012,823 Muslims live in Greater London.
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