The pictorial map “Big Game Fish” represents 56 species of fish in Northern America. The main map contains fishers with hooked fish in most U.S. states. No fisherwomen. The map poster also includes records for different fish.
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Uncover the diverse educational backgrounds of world leaders with our fascinating world map. From law and economics to science and the arts, learn how the academic pursuits of global leaders might influence their governance and our interconnected world.
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Step into a vivid illustration of Silicon Valley circa 1982, where nascent tech companies and future industry leaders share the same streets. This charming map offers a unique glimpse into the early days of the digital revolution.
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Dive into the complex world of American education through two revealing maps. One exposes “education deserts” where millions live far from colleges, while another highlights stark differences in school funding across the nation. These visualizations offer a unique perspective on educational access and investment across the United States.
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Dive into the intriguing realm of global road networks as we unveil the countries with the highest road density. Our world maps showcase not just current leaders but also the nations experiencing rapid growth in their road infrastructure.
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Did you know that in 1919, the world was evenly split between left and right-hand traffic? Journey through time to see how driving directions have evolved, and uncover the surprising reasons behind why some countries keep to the left while others switched sides.
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Japan’s relationship with dogs spans millennia, intertwining with the country’s culture, art, and daily life. From ancient burial practices to modern-day pop culture icons, Japanese dog breeds have left an indelible mark on the nation’s history. Join us as we explore the origins and characteristics of these remarkable canines, each with its own distinct personality and charm.
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Step into a world where Boston is the center of the universe – or at least the United States. This 1930s map offers a witty and skewed perspective of America, showcasing the Bostonian pride that has been centuries in the making.
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Dive into a colorful world map revealing the size of each language’s Wikipedia by article count. From English with millions of entries to lesser-known languages with thousands, this visualization offers a unique perspective on global information sharing.
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The British Isles have shaped some of the world’s most beloved stories. This literary journey across the United Kingdom reveals the real locations behind famous books – from Woolf’s London to Brontë’s Yorkshire moors, and from Potter’s Lake District to du Maurier’s Cornwall.
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