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.
Read MoreRise and Fall of the Tibetan Empire (618 – 842)
In the early 600s a new regional state was formed in the Lhasa region and ousted the old Yarlung Dynasty
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Heat map of 2,600 online responses from an online tool asking people to draw where they think new subway lines should be built in San Francisco
Via connectsf.org Related posts: – On and Off the street grid: relative distributions of road orientations – Mapping female versus
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Bangladesh population mapped
The population density of Bangladesh is 1,265 people per sq km or 3,276 people per sq mi. This South Asian country is the 10th most densely populated country globally. Only tiny countries, Monaco, Macao, Singapore, Hong Kong, Gibraltar, Bahrain, Vatican City, the Maldives, and Malta exceeded Bangladesh’s population density.
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Map of New York City stereotypes
New York City is composed of numerous neighborhoods, each with its own unique character and history. Over time, certain stereotypes and perceptions have formed about these neighborhoods and streets.
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