The Geography of Coffee
Daily per-capita coffee consumption.
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From Empire to Modern State: The Evolution of Germany’s Administrative Divisions (1900-Present)
Discover how Germany’s internal borders and administrative structures evolved dramatically from the German Empire’s complex federal system in 1900, through the centralized Nazi regime’s gau system, to today’s democratic federal states, featuring historical maps and detailed analysis.
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Urban areas of France
France has around 36,000 communes, which are the smallest administrative divisions in the country. These communes can range from large cities like Paris, Marseille, and Lyon to tiny rural villages.
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Share of young people aged 25-34 living with parents
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25th yaer of the Jiaqing Emperor (A.D. 1820).
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The True Size of the Pacific Ocean
The Pacific Ocean is hard to imagine—it covers nearly a third of Earth’s surface and is deeper than Everest is tall. With maps for scale, here’s how it stacks up against Russia, the continents, and the rest of the planet.
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Arabic is a Semitic language within the Afroasiatic family dawning in the Arabian Peninsula. There are many dialects from country to country, with levels of mutual understandability.
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Number of vegetarian restaurants per 1,000,000 inhabitants.
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