Land vs Water Hemispheres of The Earth
The map above shows the largest possible land and water hemispheres of the earth.
The Land hemisphere is still 53% Water and 47% land, but contains 93% of the world’s population.
The Water hemisphere on the other hand is 89% Water and only 11% land with only 7% of the world’s population.
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Map of Cycle Paths in Europe
Most of the time stereotypes are inaccurate, but every once in awhile their not. And the map above is the perfect illustration of this. It shows the number of cycle paths across Europe.
One very clear thing emerges, true to the stereotype the Dutch have a lot of cycle paths.
In fact according to Statista:
As of 2022, it was estimated that there were approximately 23.9 million bicycles in the Netherlands. Meanwhile, the population of the country totaled 17.6 million, meaning there were an average of 1.4 bikes per person in the country. The number of bicycles in the country has been on an upward trend for the past years.
I love when maps like this are clearly not population density maps and can tell us something interesting about cultural differences in Eruope.
Percent Of People Who Live In The Capital City In Europe
Unsurprisingly, the numbers are highest in many of Europe’s smallest countries such as Malta (82%) and Luxembourg (82%) and exclude micro-states like the Vatican or San Marino where it would be 100%.
Do One of The 5 Big Cats Live In Your Country?
The map above looks at which of the world’s 5 big cats can be found in which countries. Here are the 5 big cats and where they can be found.
Population of London Compared To Big US Cities
The map above shows just how big London’s population is compared to several large US cities. But it should be noted that the numbers for all cities (including London) are for the city proper, rather than the larger urban or metropolitan area.
Here are the cities by the numbers:
Map of Europe: What if all the glaciers melted?
The map above is another fantastic map from Perrin Remonté. It shows what Europe might look like if all the glaciers (by which he means Ice) on Earth melted.
Here’s what he says about the map:
Map of New-Netherland & New-Sweden Around 1650
Here’s a little more about each of them:
Mom Can We Go On An American Road Trip?
The map above shows a potential American Road trip you can do without ever having to leave the UK. Here are the size comparisons between the various stops:
Map Of The Preferred Alcoholic Beverage In Europe: 1990 vs 2015
Although they were not alone Spain went from wine to beer and Sweden did the reverse going from beer to wine.
Here’s a bit more on the map:
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