
Here’s how they came up with the list:
Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
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Here’s how they came up with the list:
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As of 2023, over 56,000 km (35,000 mi) were completed.
It is coordinated by the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) to promote bicycle touring and local cycling. The routes include a mix of existing national bike paths, general-purpose roads, and newly constructed segments.
The network began in 1995 with 12 routes and has since expanded. Notable additions include the Iron Curtain Trail (EV13) and the Rhine Cycle Route (EV15).
A new Iberian Cycle Route (EV16) is planned for completion by 2028.
A summary of the routes:
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The map above shows the number of unique spider species by European and country and makes a very strong case for me to move from the UK to Ireland.
To put those numbers into some perspective, Canada has 1,379 species, the US has more 3,500 species and Australia has over 10,000!
The data for Europe appears to come from araneae Spiders of Europe website, here’s the full list:
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Here’s a full list by country:
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See how much they worth against the US dollar (in lates 2024) below:
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The first map above show the differences between the current minimum wage rate by state in 2024 with the inflation adjusted original Federal Minimum Wage of 25¢ per hour, equivalent to $5.60 per hour in October 2024, for jobs covered under the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938.
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And the map below shows how members of the US Senate voted.
This was the first time in American history the United States voted to go to war.
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The map above shows the countries where rabies can’t be found. And although made fun of in the Office, the CDC states that: “Every year, rabies kills 70,000 people worldwide.”
Moreover, “Each year 60,000 Americans receive medical care following a potential rabies exposure.” (although fewer than 10 American die of it each year).
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The maps are labeled with specific years and highlight regions in brown to indicate areas inhabited by Armenians during each period.
Here is a breakdown of each map:
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