Map created by reddit user marten_EU_BR

The map above shows the location of Lufthansa Group’s Airlines.

And surprisingly they’ve more or less accidentally recreated a map of the Holy Roman Empire (see below):

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Map created by reddit user Few_Introduction9919The map above shows the second largest religion in various European countries, and excludes people who are atheist, agnostic, have no specific belief, etc. (for that map see below).

Here’s the list of countries for each:

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Map created by europe.magazineThe map above shows which capital city (including micro states) is closest to you in Europe.

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.

From the map author:

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Map created by geo.facts_The map above shows the European country of origin of car brands that make up the top 100 most sold car brands in the world.

From the map author:

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Map created by @europe.magazineThe map above shows all the one letter place names in Europe. Here’s what Europe Magazine had to say about them:

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Map created by Robert Szucs (reddit user Fejetlenfej), see full size here.The map above shows the approximately 8,000 catchment areas of Europe’s 1.2 million streams and rivers. The map was created by Robert Szucs (reddit user Fejetlenfej), who runs GrasshopperGeography.

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Map created by the.world.in.maps and globalsouthworldThe map above looks at what various European countries call the largest city in Türkiye today.

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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Map created by Sebastian Gräff at theeuropeancorrespondentThe map above shows the population density within a 50km band along the Danube river:

Here are the cities shown:

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Map created by geo.facts_The map above shows traffic signs for crosswalks/zebra crossings throughout Europe. Here’s some more key details from the map’s author:

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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.

Map of Europe In 1444

Click here for a larger imageFrom the map:

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