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This is what the world would look like if the water and land masses were inverted:
This is how much space the Great Lakes would take up if they were in Europe:
Here's how much space the world's population would take up if everyone lived in one city:
This is a map of every country England has ever invaded:
Here's a map of everything New Yorkers call 311 to complain about most:
This is what the U.S. might look like if state borders were redrawn to evenly distribute the population:
Here's another stab at the concept:
Ever wonder what time zones look like in Antarctica? Here's your answer:
A guide to the writing system of the world:
A Super Mario Bros. take on the world map:
The U.S. according to which cities have their own Craigslist section:
Here's what the world might look like if it weren't spherical:
A map of the U.S. with the original city names:
A guide to the popularity of various sports around the world:
This map uses a different center point than you're used to:
A map showing what's on the exact opposite side of the planet:
A map of the worst light pollution in the U.S.:
Here's how Google auto-complete describes all 50 states:
The U.S. drawn like a map from a fantasy novel:
The U.S. high-speed rail system that will never be:
An America that almost was from 1814:
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Maps of the U.S. according to how often the Seven Deadly Sins are committed:
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"All the countries that share just one border with another country" - The United Kingdom is not a country. England shares its border with Scotland and Wales, while they share their borders with just England.
ReplyDeleteEngland, Scotland and Wales are not recognised countries in their own right. None has sovereignty. The country is Great Britain as you cannot have an English, Scottish or Welsh passport. None of the individual states has representation in any international capacity other than sport. (something Sepp Blatter would like to change)
ReplyDeleteWales isn't a country. It's a division (province) within the UK.
ReplyDeleteUnited Kingdom is a country. There are no english or scottish passports and neither are represented at an international level ... except in sport.
ReplyDeleteFlorida is a messed up state according to the Seven Deadly sins!
ReplyDeleteSo, if we treat the United Kingdom as a country, then it shares its border with just one country, the Republic of Ireland - since it is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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