
Here’s the list of countries for each:
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Here’s the list of countries for each:
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I love Andorra taking over a third of France and Spain. And at the other extreme poor old Vatican doesn’t get anything as it’s surrounded by Rome.
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The vast majority simply call it Istanbul, with the Balkan countries and Russia sometimes also referring to it as Tsarigrad and Romania, Moldova and Georgia still sometimes using the old name of Constantinople.
However, Greece is the lone holdout which refuses to recognise the last 500 years of history and stubbornly refuses to call it anything other than Constantinople (I guess they didn’t like it better that way).
Here’s more on the name change of the city:
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Here are the cities shown:
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The beautiful historical maps of Europe below are all the work of Imperial Maps who publishes their maps on Deviant Art and also sells them on their Etsy store you can visit here.
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The map above provides a detailed geographic overview of income inequality across the Nordic Region, illustrating differences in both income levels and distribution patterns.
Some regional variations, such as border effects, are attributed to incomplete income data from neighboring countries.