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This map shows the estimated age-standardized suicide rate per 100,000 people by country in 2021, based primarily on World Health Organization (WHO) estimates.

The rates are age-standardized to allow fair comparisons between countries with different age structures. In many parts of the world, however, suicide is believed to be underreported due to social stigma, cultural and religious factors, legal consequences, and differences in death registration systems. As a result, the reported figures may underestimate the true burden in some countries.

Note: Some countries and territories with populations under 100,000 may appear to have unusually high rates because a small number of cases can significantly affect the per-capita statistics.

Why are there two maps?

Both maps are based on the same WHO 2021 age-standardized suicide estimates, but they were created by different organizations. The red map groups countries into fixed rate categories (e.g., 0-5, 5-10, 10-15), while the blue map uses a continuous color gradient to represent the same underlying data. As a result, some countries may appear lighter or darker between the two maps, even though they are illustrating the same WHO estimates using different visual styles and legends.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_countries\_by\_suicide\_rate

https://ourworldindata.org/suicide

(Interactive version available on the site for this one)

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Benjamin Franklin is often remembered as a Founding Father, inventor, and diplomat, but some of his views reflected the prejudices of his era.

In a 1751 essay, he argued that only the English and Saxons were truly "white," describing many other Europeans, including the French, Spaniards, Italians, Swedes, Russians, and most Germans, as "swarthy." He worried that large numbers of non-English immigrants would change the character of Britain's North American colonies.

This map illustrates Franklin's personal opinions, not accepted science or a universal belief of the era.

21st Century with some anachronisms and simplifications

Each shade of a Color represents a member of a linguistic Family

Blue-Gray = SinoTibetan

In the West the yellow and brownish = Indo-Aryan

Pink and Dark Pink = Kra Dai

Green = Austroasiatic

Orange = HmongMien(MiaoYao)

Brownish Colors in the East = Austronesian

And Onga and Great Andanamese

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The map shows Doggerland, a vast prehistoric landmass that once connected Great Britain to mainland Europe. At its greatest extent around 16,000 BC, much of what is now the North Sea was dry land rather than open water.

Far from being an empty plain, Doggerland contained rivers, lakes, marshes, forests, and grasslands that supported large populations of animals such as deer, aurochs, and mammoths. These rich environments were also home to Mesolithic hunter-gatherers, who lived, hunted, fished, and travelled across the region for thousands of years. Archaeologists have recovered stone tools, animal bones, and other artifacts from the seabed and fishing nets, confirming that people once inhabited this now-submerged landscape.

Doggerland existed because sea levels were much lower during the last Ice Age, when enormous amounts of water were locked up in continental ice sheets. As the climate warmed after the Ice Age, glaciers melted and sea levels rose gradually, flooding more and more of the landscape over several millennia.

Around 6200 BC, the Storegga Slide, a massive underwater landslide off the coast of Norway, generated a tsunami that swept across the North Sea. While the tsunami probably wasn't the sole cause of Doggerland's disappearance, many researchers believe it caused catastrophic flooding in areas that had already been weakened by rising seas, accelerating the abandonment of the remaining land.

Today, Doggerland lies beneath the North Sea. Its most prominent remnant is the Dogger Bank, a shallow underwater plateau. Modern seismic mapping, sediment cores, and underwater archaeology continue to reveal ancient river systems, landscapes, and evidence of the people who once crossed what is now open sea.