The list below shows the airports that have the greatest number of different airlines serving them.
Number of Monorail Systems By Country
The map above shows the number of monorail systems each country has, this includes not only for public transit but also in places like airports and amusement parks.
Below you can find a complete list of systems.
How Many Operating Suspension Railways Does Your Country Have?
The map above shows how many operation suspension railway systems each country has. Germany is the clear lead with 4 (the most famous of which is the Wuppertaler Schwebebahn, but Japan and China also have operating systems.
Here is the list:
US States With No Subway and/or Commuter Light Rail Services
The 24 states above have no subway system and/or commuter light rail system in any city within the state. Some like Alaska, make sense given how small even their biggest cities are.
However, Indiana is the 17th most populous state in the country, and Indianapolis is the 16th-most populous city.
Here is a list of what each state has:
Number of Metropolitan Regions In Europe With Over 5 Million People By Country
According to the UN there were 81 cities in the world with a population exceeding 5 million people in 2018.
Of those 16 can be found in Europe as the map above shows. Here is the list by country:
Map Of The Territorial Expansion of Greece From 1832 To 1947
The World According To Apple Look Around (aka Apple Maps Street View)
The map above shows Apple’s Look Around coverage (aka Apple Maps Street View) as of April 2025.
One thing that I immediately find odd is the lack of coverage in the United States (where the iPhone remains the top selling smartphone) compared to Europe, where Android phones are often much more common.
The other is the relative lack of converge compared to Google’s Street view (see map below):
Shopping Mall Style Map Of The World
However, what it really reminds me of is a shopping mall map, including all the island countries as those small kiosks you find selling sun glasses and iPhone cases.
More about the map itself below:
The American King-Crane Commission Plan To Divide The Ottoman Empire After World War 1
It was included in an excellent article by Nick Danforth in the Atlantic a decade ago titled: The Middle East That Might Have Been.
Massachusetts vs Oklahoma
In 2024 there were only two states 5 states where all counties voted for one presidential candidate. The map above compares the two biggest.
In Massachusetts all counties went to Harris and in Oklahoma all counties went to Trump.
Harris, also won all counties in Hawaii and Rhode Island (4 electoral college votes each) and Trump won all counties in West Virginia (also 4 electoral college votes).
Still I thought it might be interesting to see how these two states compared. Here’s the table:
| Massachusetts | Oklahoma | |
|---|---|---|
| Electoral vote | 11 | 7 |
| Harris Vote % | 61.22% | 31.90% |
| Trump Vote % | 36.02% | 66.16% |
| Harris Votes | 2,126,518 | 499,599 |
| Trump Votes | 1,251,303 | 1,036,213 |
| State Population | 7.1 million (16th) | 4.1 million (28th) |
| Share of People With a High School Diploma or higher | 96.1% (1st) | 88.71% (41st) |
| Share of People With an Advanced Degree | 28.27% (2nd) | 9.62% (48th) |
| Life Expectancy | 79.6 years (2nd) | 72.7 years (44th) |
| GDP per Capita | $110,561 (3rd) | $64,719 (44th) |
| Obesity Rate | 27.4% (4th) | 38.7% (47th) |
| Top State Income Tax Rate | 9% | 4.75% |
| Sales Tax Rate | 6.25% | 4.50% |
| Average State Property Taxes | 1.11% | 0.82% |
| Average House Price | $749,900 | $245,900 |
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