Here’s an explainer for each of them:
A Political Map Of Europe In 1199AD
A very different time to today:
Detailed Ethnic/Linguistic Map Of Hungary In 1910
Majority/plurality ethnicities indicated by color and also includes counties and larger regional subdivisions.
In 1910, the Kingdom of Hungary was the other half of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, holding significant political autonomy under the Dual Monarchy system established in 1867.
It played a crucial role in the empire’s economy, contributing to industrial production and agricultural output, while also serving as a cultural and political counterbalance to Austria.
However, it was far from being a state only for Hungarians as the detailed breakdown by county below shows:
African Countries That Have Issued An Official Apology For Selling Captives Into The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
Here’s what I could find out each:
Average Home Size In US States vs Western European Countries
The map above compares the average home size in square feet in each US state with those found in selected European countries. And the difference is quite staggering.
Hawaii is the only state with an average home size smaller than any European country. And Utah homes are 3.5x the size of the typical British one.
Here’s a full list by State and country in both sq feet and sq metres.
1993 InterCity Train Route Map Of Great Britain
A summary of the map.
The Largest Non-African Nationality Living In Each African Country
Bolivia’s Big Border Blunders How & When It Lost Its Territory
This map above shows Bolivia’s territorial losses since its independence in 1825.
Here’s a breakdown of each loss depicted:
How Do People Heat Their Homes Across The United States?
The stunningly map above was created by Joshua Stevens at Maps.com and beautifully illustrates how Americans heat their homes.
It show what share of people that use Oil (North East), Natural Gas (Urban Midwest and West), Propane (rural Midwest), Wood and Electricity (mostly places that don’t need much heating).
The data comes from the American Community Survey, created by the US Census Bureau.
Full data for each state and county can be found below:
9 States Currently Ban All New Nuclear Power Stations In Their State
The map above comes from the US Department of Energy.
It shows which states have a full moratorium on new nuclear power plants (blue), which states formerly had moratoriums but have now been repealed (green) and which states have additional restrictions on the type nuclear power plants that can be built.
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