Americans in danger from rising seas could triple
The number of Americans who could be displaced by rising seas will triple by the end of this century. That’s
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Mapping female versus male street names
A lot of things are named after famous people: theories, cars, diseases, food and of course, streets. Martin Luther King alone has more than nine hundred streets named after him everywhere in the United States. Then there are several streets named after presidents like George Washington, scientists like Isaac Newton, and other historical personalities.
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How Iran’s Borders Changed Over the Past 200 Years
Take a closer look at how Iran’s borders changed over time. This map highlights what the country lost—and why it happened—with historical facts and treaty details that shaped today’s Iran.
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Knowledge of the German language in Europe
With around 95 million native speakers, German is the most spoken native language in the EU, yet its presence across the continent is anything but uniform. The Netherlands has 61% proficiency with zero official status. Belgium has German as a co-official language and only 18%.
Read MoreRefugee population by country of asylum
A refugee is a person who is outside their country of citizenship because they have well-founded grounds for fear of
Read MoreThe Global Diplomacy Index map
The Global Diplomacy Index is an interactive web tool which maps and ranks the diplomatic networks of all G20 and
Read MoreMapping every person in Scotland
Related posts: – UK ethnicity map (one dot per person) – USA: The racial dot map – Australia: The racial
Read MoreTracking the front lines in Syria
This map uses open source data, curated by the Carter Center and integrated and analyzed in Palantir, to show how
Read MoreThe chart of cosmic exploration
Probe the solar system from Mercury to Pluto with this stellar schematic of space exploration! From the Luna 2 in
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Every recorded hurricane, cyclone, and typhoon since 1850
Based on the NOAA’s historical tropical storm tracks data, which includes storms dating as far back as 1850, the map above shows a top-down
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