
In the year 1 AD it was probably somewhere in around the borders between modern day Pakistan and Afghanistan.
1,000 years later and it barely shifted.
Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
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In the year 1 AD it was probably somewhere in around the borders between modern day Pakistan and Afghanistan.
1,000 years later and it barely shifted.
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The map above shows where you can find them, although it uses an odd colour scheme where darker means fewer nematodes and lighter means more.
But what are nematodes?
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Tectonic plates are massive slabs of solid rock that float on the semi-fluid asthenosphere beneath them and move relative to one another.
The movement of these plates can cause earthquakes, volcanic activity, mountain building, and ocean trench formation.
Here is an overview of each major plate shown in the map:
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The map above shows which country is responsible for the largest defeat at men’s senior level association football. Interestingly, England appears most often on the map despite not winning a World Cup since 1966.
Flag indicates the winner in each country’s largest ever defeat in men’s senior-level association football.
If a country has lost by the same record margin multiple times, the most recent match is used.
For countries that no longer exist (e.g., Soviet Union, Yugoslavia), the official FIFA-recognized successor team is used.
The data comes from Wikipedia and was accurate as of 2022.
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However, over 200 years ago in 1800, it had an estimated population of 29 million people making it possibly the world’s 4th most populous country at that time.
Here’s a list of countries by when they overtook France’s population and when it happened (with current population in brackets):
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This map is a world map displaying the coats of arms or national emblems of various countries.
Coats of arms are heraldic symbols used by countries, regions, or families as a unique identifier and often hold historical, cultural, and political significance.
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This map visualizes the percentage of stressed tweets mentioning IKEA in various countries, indicating the level of stress associated with assembling IKEA furniture.
The data was analyzed using an academic tool called TensiStrength, which measures the stress level in geotagged tweets.
The map highlights countries where assembling IKEA furniture causes the most stress based on the proportion of stressed tweets.
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The maps here show which language each country wants to learn most. The data was gathered in the following way:
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And below you can find a more detailed look at each continent with a full list of mythical creatures you might be able to find there:
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The map above shows where Twitter (aka X) is blocked or restricted. Here is the full list of countries: