
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.
Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
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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.
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The colors represent different rates of population growth or decline, with green shades indicating growth and red shades indicating decline.
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The map above shows how much each European country was spending on it’s military (in Billions of USD) annually in 2021, the year before the outbreak of the Ukraine war.
The data comes from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
To put those numbers in some perspective the US Department of Defense’s budget in that same year was $870 billion and has since risen to $880 billion in 2024.
Below I’ve looked at the numbers in constant 2022 USD$ (which is why they are slightly different to the map above) for 2021 and 2023 and compared how much they’ve changed. Unsparingly, Ukraine has seen the biggest increase of 800%+.
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Here’s a breakdown of what each map shows:
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The map above shows the contributors and beneficiaries of the European Union (EU) budget. It categorizes EU member states into two groups: those that contribute more to the EU budget than they receive (net contributors) and those that receive more from the EU budget than they contribute (net beneficiaries).
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The data comes from the Pew Resarch Centre from 2018.
Here’s a breakdown of the numbers for each country as shown on the map:
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It asked “Is A Duty Towards Society To Have Children?” and the numbers are what percentage of people agreed.
Here are the numbers by country below ranked from highest to lowest: