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Where people live in Portugal
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Where people live in Portugal

u/Thessiz — 1 day ago
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Guess the Country Flag from its Color Distribution

The pie chart shows the exact percentage color split of a country's flag. 

Put your guesses in below!

Game: flagpie.net

u/AcrobaticReach9217 — 1 day ago
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[OC] A year of LAPD helicopter flights over Los Angeles, drawn as accumulated time in the air. There is no basemap: everything you see was drawn by the helicopters.

u/Infamous_Echo_5683 — 2 days ago
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PBS Station Map (as of 2026)

Credit to ​yourlocalspaincbinda on deviantART

u/LopsidedBody9775 — 3 days ago
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Brazil's two biggest agglomerations, São Paulo and Rio De Janeiro are so close to each other, they would have completely fit within hungarian borders

Sorry for the lame editing btw, It's just something I have put together within 5 minutes to have something for my first post

u/VG2000K — 2 days ago
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Can someone help me try and figure out why this was labeled as dutch 1918 map

u/Living_Luck_298 — 2 days ago
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My proposal for a partition of france. This will benefit nobody at all and is completely useless

u/saco_coco — 5 days ago
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Each state divided into a 50/50 population (by county)

Took me over 3 hours, Arizona, Hawaii, Delaware, Rhode Island, and some territories were 50/50 by a single county. Tried to get the populations as close as possible. At most off by a few thousand (like 5) Hope you like this.

u/South-Bite9336 — 4 days ago
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Why are some of the countries highlighted??

Took a photo of this map at hobby lobby in the US. I noticed that some of the countries were highlighted white. I wondered if there's something this map is highlighting?

u/Atsuji-Chan — 5 days ago
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This one is very difficult. Can you guess the right city?

u/Smaaart97 — 6 days ago
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How many Europeans can't afford a holiday?

Europe shows a striking divide in who can afford to take a holiday. Romania and Turkey stand out with the highest shares, at 61% and 51%, meaning more than half of the population cannot afford a holiday.

At the opposite end, Scandinavia performs exceptionally well. Only 9% of Norwegians, 12% of Swedes and 15% of Finns cannot afford a holiday, making Northern Europe one of the strongest-performing regions on the map.

The contrast is clear: the further south and east you go, the more common holiday deprivation tends to become, while Northern and parts of Western Europe record much lower levels. France and Germany sit in the middle at 23% and 21%, while several countries in Southeastern Europe reach 40–60%.

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u/5ra63 — 8 days ago
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I got tired of checking five sites for wildfire updates, so I put them all on one map

I've been following various provincial fires in BC with several tabs open: BC Wildfire Service for the perimeter, DriveBC for closures, another for PurpleAir sensors, and another for news..

So I put them on one map: bcwildfiremap.com

I've put a lot of energy into making it both visually pleasing and performant - a tricky balance.

It includes:

- Fire perimeters and incident points, from BCWS
- Evacuation orders and alerts
- Highway closures and DriveBC cameras
- Air quality - crowd-sourced from PurpleAir sensors
- Environment Canada's smoke forecast, 72 hours out, scrubbable
- Satellite hotspots as a timelapse, so you can see which way a fire has moved over the last few days
- Lightning

It's free. No account, no app, nothing for sale. I'm not a company.. it's a personal project!

P.S. I'd suggest checking out dark mode, if you're into that sort of thing :)

Cheers,
Ryan

u/ryandury — 4 days ago