
The map above shows what percentage of Europeans in many countries walk and/or cycle 30+ minutes per day.
The one thing that jumps out at me is just how low the numbers are.
Even in the bike crazy Netherlands, the number is well under half.
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The map above shows what percentage of Europeans in many countries walk and/or cycle 30+ minutes per day.
The one thing that jumps out at me is just how low the numbers are.
Even in the bike crazy Netherlands, the number is well under half.
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In that year here’s how large each group was:
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This map is a detailed representation of the Mediterranean region, showcasing a large portion of Southern Europe, Northern Africa, and parts of the Middle East, but from a rather different perspective.
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The map above is a not entirely serious look at what would happen to the UK & Ireland if sea levels rose 1,250 meters (4,100 ft). The reason it’s not entirely serious is that sea levels is because:
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Here’s a breakdown of what the map shows:
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The red dots represent the locations of pitches, while the grey areas show where they are missing.
The data source is Open Street Map and the scale is mentioned as 1:12,000,000.
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The map above shows a rather suspiring geographic fact: None of The Countries That Bordered Poland In 1989 Exist Today.