3D Mapping The Global Population Density
Today about 7.8 billion people live on our planet. But the population is extremely unevenly distributed. These maps clearly describe the uneven distribution of humans.
Read moreToday about 7.8 billion people live on our planet. But the population is extremely unevenly distributed. These maps clearly describe the uneven distribution of humans.
Read moreThe maps below show the nearest foreign country to any location on earth.
Read moreIt’s been less than 250 years since the First Fleet of 1,485 settlers first arrived in New South Wales in 1788. In that relatively short time, Sydney has developed into one of the world’s largest, with a population of over 5 million. To get a better understanding of how Sydney became the modern metropolis it is today, Budget Direct analyzed dozens of maps of Sydney from the National Library of Australia and other sources from the years 1770-2020.
Read moreScientists from NASA created the map of the height of the planet’s forest. The map was generated using 2.5 million by laser pulse measurements from space.
Read moreThe maps are based on distance from cities, roads, railways, and airports. The green areas represent places where travel to the city, road and other transportation facilities can be measured in hundreds of kilometers.
Read moreA map shows a 52-week journey in perfect weather, between 70-75 °F, or 21-24 °C. It’s a comfort temperature amongst the majority of people.
Read moreThe global prostitution industry makes US$186 billion per year, according to Havocscope. But how does this billion dollar industry trickle down to the workers who make it possible?
Read moreTravel time to the cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Gold CCoast-TweedHeads, Newcastle–Maitland, Canberra–Queanbeyan, Sunshine Coast, Wollongong, Geelong, Hobart, Townsville, Cairns,
Read moreWorld map (1803) The Western Hemisphere (1803) 19th century Ottoman maps of the Americas. The Eastern Hemisphere (1803) Northern hemisphere
Read moreReddit user: CGIskies Biggest Australian cities by population: 1. Sydney (New South Wales) – 5,029,768 2. Melbourne (Victoria) – 4,725,316
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