Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
The map above shows International waters in dark blue and Exclusive Economic Zones in light blue. Territorial waters would all fall within the EEZs.
Also have a look at: Territorial Waters & Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ) Of The World
Here’s a breakdown of what these terms mean and how they differ:
The map above shows the wide disparity between countries in terms of the number of homes with air conditioning. From a high of 91% in Japan to under 5% in India there is a huge variation between countries.
The data comes from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Here are the numbers by country:
Nevertheless, many Mongolians have left Mongolia to search for opportunities elsewhere and here’s where they go:
It’s one of the most interesting groups in the world as 50-80 million people worldwide claim some sort of Irish ancestry.
Yet the island of Ireland (Republic + Northern Ireland) only has a population of around 7 million, meaning there is around a 10:1 ratio of Irish living outside of Ireland as on it.
Here are the estimated numbers by country:
Here is a summary of the cities and settlements listed on the map, with their populations:
Australia is by far the highest at 76%.
Interestingly, this is marginally higher than the share of people in England & Wales who identified as White British (74.4%) at the last census. Although, it should be noted that the Australian number looks at people with any British ancestry, not exclusively British ancestry.
