The map above shows how many countries there are in each continent. The numbers may be slightly controversial due to the fact some countries span multiple continents (e.g. Russia, Tukrey, Egypt, France, etc.)
Here is the list used for the map:
Map Of The Venezuelan Diaspora In The World
The map above shows the estimated number of Venezuelan’s living in other countries around the world. The table below gives an estimate by country:
US Winter Lows Compared To Canada’s Warmest City
From the author of the map:
Running Every Street In Manhattan: 750 Miles
The short video above shows Jason Girouard’s amazing run around all of Manhattan’s Streets. You can read the full story here, and here’s the main details:
The 9 Cosmonauts & 1 Astronaut Of The First 10 Countries To Send A Citizen To Space
More about them:
Share Of World GDP By Continent (Nominal & PPP $)
The map above shows the share of world GDP for each continent in the world based on nominal exchange rates.
In total, World GDP was $117.165 Trillion $ USD. (Or $208 Trillion in PPP)
Below you can see data in PPP $ and maps and data based on UN Subregions.
US Government Expenditure As % of GDP Over Time
The map above shows the IMF’s estimated US Government spending (Federal, State and Local) as share of GDP over the past 223 years.
Here’s the data for all years:
Oil Production By Country In 1939
The map above shows the top 10 oil producing countries in 1939. Three big things stand out to me:
Map Showing How A and B-Roads Are Numbered In Great Britain
They explain that:
Support The Monarchy (Red) vs Becoming a Republic (Blue) Across The Countries Where The King Is The Head Of State
Support for remaining a Monarchy was strongest in:
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