u/Bradinator-

SEED (Java 26.3): 992144465689

All 5 village biomes (Plains, Savanna, Desert, Taiga, Tundra) within 700 blocks of spawn

PDF Version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DITtoEvSOuwPWnp4hF8bMWO0cJsyV4J_/view?usp=sharing

Part of a few different maps I am making based on the USDA Census of Agriculture. Each crop is given a "Percent of Harvested Cropland Acreage" for each county, essentially what percent of the cropland in each county is used for that crop. I drew these zones to represent areas of trends within the crop data.

Link to zoomable version of the first map: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OeIjAj6nJ1O11y6ryNSNNwsU4AN5MXef/view?usp=sharing

Also keep in mind that this data ONLY includes specifically Flock Security cameras. So, for example, Manhattan has more ALPR cameras, just of different companies.

Link to zoomable version of the first map: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OeIjAj6nJ1O11y6ryNSNNwsU4AN5MXef/view?usp=sharing

Also keep in mind that this data ONLY includes specifically "flock" cameras. So, for example, Manhattan has many more ALPR cameras, just of different companies.

This map shows the incorporated places in the lower 48 states and a gradient showing the distance from these incorporated places, the furthest place from any incorporated community is 38.598639, -116.901556 in Nevada. Which funnily enough is near a ghost town named Belmont.

Full map: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Indian_Villages_Maps.png

For these 2 days, Topeka changed its name to "Google" and "ToPikachu" for the installation of Google Fiber & the launch of Let's Go Pikachu respectively.

Link to zoomable version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zcTE1BNABWaYOjkUnoNJkE484YFt3PJj/view?usp=sharing

Administrative divisions are how a country divides its government into smaller governments. The federal government of Canada is divided into provinces/territories (1st level) and these are divided into the administrative units seen on the map. Many places (such as mapchart) use Census Divisions as Canada's 2nd level divisions, but many of these are not actually administrative or exclude things like the Indian Reserves. Every province does things differently, so its interesting to see the different distinctions.

These are Canada's actual 2nd level administrative divisions. Many websites like Mapchart use Canada's "Census Divisions" for this purpose, but many of those are purely Census based. This map shows the actual 2nd level administrative divisions, which are different per province/territory. Some provinces/territories use unorganized land where no 2nd-level exists, so I marked it as gray. The only place which is governed by the federal government is CFB Borden in Ontario.