Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
The map above shows the number of Data Centers by country in the world according to Data Center Map and based off their numbers the US is the clear leader with over 4,000 compared to its next closest competitor the UK which has just 509.
China is listed as only having 369 which seems suspiciously small.
So how is the data gathered? Data Center Map states:
And the overall number of Christians in each century.
The source for the population numbers comes from:
The map above shows the 10 happiest countries in the world based on the World Happiness Report 2026.
And as you can see all but 2 are European countries. From the report:
The map above shows an interesting fact. While the majority of Sikhs live in India and Sikhism itself comes from there, the country with the highest share of Sikhs is not India but Canada.
The map below shows that only 3 countries have a Sikh population above 1%:
I created the map above, because I still can’t really believe that New Zeeland escaped any human habitation until sometime between 1280 and 1350 AD!
The map above asks you to guess which country has won the most winter Olympic medals (and here’s a hint it’s not who you think).
I reveal below which country has won the most medals at the Winter Olympics by looking at all the countries that have won at least 100 medals at the Winter Olympics.
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Here’s how it works:
The map above shows all the countries in the world that have won fewer Olympic medals than East Germany, who last competed at a games in 1988. In total, they won 519 medals across 5 Summer and 6 Winter Game appearances.
At just 16.4 million people at the time of reunification, East Germany has still won more medals than India (pop 1.47 Billion) in less than a third as many appearances.
In fact, only 14 countries have won more and are listed below along with a breakdown between summer and winter Olympic performances.
The old saying goes that everything is bigger in Texas, but is it true?
Geographically, Texas is only the world’s 26th largest subdivision, which means there are 25 subdivisions which are bigger.
In fact it isn’t even in the biggest in the United States (that honour of course goes to Alaska).
The map above shows the number of times each country’s name appears in the Epstein files. I had an idea to do a similar map, but then I saw that reddit user Extreme-Shopping74 had beat me to.
Here are a few key things from the map: