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Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
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The maps below show how skewed population concentrations are in various countries around the world from Egypt to China to Canada and the United States (at the bottom).
But before continuing I’m not exactly sure who created the original maps, so if you know please leave a comment and let me know so I can give proper credit.
Also the population figures are slightly too low for most countries so I suspect the maps are a few years old.

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This the second version of the map. The first version:
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The map above shows the fonts used in the logos for the various tourism boards across Europe.
It was created by Atlasova in 2023, so some countries may have changed slightly since then.
Below you can also see their maps for the US and Asia. Along with a map of the actual logos of European countries.
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Here’s an explainer for each of them:
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And it pokes some fun at some stereotypes of various regions of the Netherlands.
It’s in a very similar comedic vein as the 20 Ways To Divide Europe By Stereotype.
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The 4 maps here were all created by Alexis Huet and shows that the Moon, Venus, Mars & Mercury might look if they if they were 70% water like the Earth.
Above you can see Venus:
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The map meme above is poking a bit of fun at the enduring popularity of the Mercator projection, even though it has many issues.
These posts explain a few of them:
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And if you want to know read the full text see below (provided by Explain XKCD):
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