The map above shows the wettest month of the year and the one below shows the driest month of the year for various regions around the world.
Sunlight Hours Across Europe on The Shortest Day of the Year (Winter Solstice; Dec 21)
The reason I say daylight rather than sunlight is that I don’t think London ever gets 7 hours of actual sunlight on the 21st.
The table below from Current Results, supports this.
How To Say “Snow” In Various European Languages
Here is a little more on the their origins below:
How Much Snow Does It Normally Take To Cancel Schools In The US
My first thought as a Canadian is to laugh.
Ethnic Map of Brazil By Municipality
White is in blue, Mixed Race (called Brown in the census) in green, Indigenous in orange and Black in red.
Here are some of the highlights:
How Easy Regional English Accents Are To Understand As A Londoner
The map above was created by a Londoner and is a humorous look at how easy various regional English accents are to understand to them.
And as a Canadian living in London, I think it’s pretty accurate.
Where Are School Uniforms Common?
Based on my experience this maps seems true.
Homicide Rates In European Countries Vs American States
The data for Europe comes from Eurostat, which the UK stopped contributing to in 2019 (why it’s not included).
Are Public Toilets Usually Single-Sex or Unisex?
The map above shows which type of public toilets are more common in Europe, Single-Sex or Unisex.
In almost all countries in Europe you’re more likely to find Single-Sex toilet options over Unisex with the exception of Denmark and Sweden where the reverse is true.
The data comes from a 2019 Bloomberg Article (sorry paywalled).
Do you think this is accurate for your country and do you have a strong feeling on it one way or another? Leave your comments below:
Number of Cities With A Tram System in Europe
The map above shows the number of cities (or sometimes towns) with a tram system in Europe. Russia and Germany are the clear leaders with over 50 systems each.
The UK on the other hand has many fewer systems than comparable sized countries such as France (28) or Italy (23) and the largest city in Europe Western Europe without some form of rail based mass transit (Leeds) [Note: Voronezh, Russia closed their Tram in 2009 and has almost double the population of Leeds].
Finally, Gmunden in Austria (pop: 13,191) is the smallest city in Europe with a functioning tram system.
Here is a list of all networks by city:
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