Category Archives: Maps

World population visualization

Although all the countries in the world are represented in the bubble chart below, only the labels of those countries with the largest populations are shown (via datashown.com):

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The longest highway in the world

You can read more about the Pan American Highway here.

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Square-Mile Street Network Visualization Project

As part of his PhD dissertation in urban planning, Geoff Boeing has developed a computer program that visualizes one-square mile of the road network of any major city in the world. (Check out his cool website here.) By way of … Continue reading

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Mini maps

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South American population density map

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Wall Art (Continental USA Bookshelf Edition)

The bookshelf pictured below was designed by Andrei Saltykov, a Russian-born architect who lives in London. You can read more about his beautiful creation here. Hat tip: wildeastmofo, via reddit. (By the way, we wonder what a bookshelf of a political map … Continue reading

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Bangladesh > Russia (population)

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Africa is larger than China

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If the burroughs of NYC were separate States, they would get 18 electoral college votes

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Distribution of major cities relative to the Equator

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