Wednesday, September 11th, 2024

Time	Event
12:19a	How often is your head of government elected? submitted by /u/Funnyanduniquename1 [link] [comments]
12:19a	The world according to most fish submitted by /u/RocketsandBeer [link] [comments]
1:32a	Mussolini’s aims for Africa and Middle East submitted by /u/Bertoto679 [link] [comments]
1:32a	Utah drawn in one non-intersecting line, only 43 to go ???? submitted by /u/tfoust10 [link] [comments]
1:32a	Biggest Minority by state, USA 2022 submitted by /u/Massive-Tennis-3197 [link] [comments]
2:01a	Median dwelling size in the U.S. and Europe submitted by /u/CommonDistance1491 [link] [comments]
2:35a	Ireland travel advisory submitted by /u/JohnDodger [link] [comments]
3:01a	All the different words for 'pencil' in french submitted by /u/louellay [link] [comments]
5:03a	Map showing the number of times an element is named after an area found in each country submitted by /u/MatzohBallsack [link] [comments]
5:03a	Italy's the most biodiverse country in Europe and very few people know it or understand it. I've read it's the most diverse by land density. [More photos in the article linked] https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0219072 I'll post a carousel of this diversity. From desert to glaciers etc. submitted by /u/leshmi [link] [comments]
5:44a	Largest ethnic minority in each region of Poland according to 2021 census submitted by /u/Litvinski [link] [comments]
6:48a	WW2 side characters propaganda maps submitted by /u/Bertoto679 [link] [comments]
6:48a	Which coffee shops has the most locations per state submitted by /u/mypasswordisntyet [link] [comments]
8:48a	Most Popular Dog Breed in Each State Source: U.S. News, just thought I’d share this, I don’t mean to take any credit submitted by /u/opqz [link] [comments]
9:21a	Map of Kentucky on the underside of a bottle of Traveller whiskey label. submitted by /u/BigStankDickDad420 [link] [comments]
9:21a	???? Countries with the Same Population Density as European Nations, Outside of Europe! ???? submitted by /u/Geo-ICT [link] [comments]
10:32a	I found a strange old map from 1959 submitted by /u/the_spodeling [link] [comments]
10:32a	The Highest-Paid Job in Every State submitted by /u/Time_Clothes386 [link] [comments]
11:03a	Armenia at the Treaty of Batum submitted by /u/Arbot14 [link] [comments]
11:31a	Constantinople and the Bosphorus Strait, straddling Europe and Asia - hand drawn by myself submitted by /u/intofarlands [link] [comments]
12:03p	Spread of the Industrial Revolution submitted by /u/Galadriaume [link] [comments]
12:03p	The routes of the four planes hijacked during the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 submitted by /u/Agreeable_Tank229 [link] [comments]
12:30p	Chinese map of the world from 1875 地球五大洲全圖 (Full Map of the Five continents of Earth) was a map created by 鄺其照 Kwong Ki Chiu, a scholar, education ministry official and diplomat. Born a year after the first Opium War ended, Kwong was sent to study abroad in the US where he became fluent in English and engage in business activities until he return to China several years later. After returning to China, Kwong became a translator for the Chinese government but he understood the importance of international relations, at the time where China was lacking in man fluent in foreign languages so he spent several years compiling a English dictionary, becoming the first Chinese to create a English-Chinese dictionary in 1868, the dictionary would be imported to Japan a year later and be translated into Japanese. He's also a promoter of the Study Abroad movement in late Qing China where three of his great nephews would be among the first group of Chinese children to be sent to study in the US. In 1886, Kwong started the first newspaper called 廣報 (Guangbao) in Canton (new Guangzhou) which became very influential until it was shut down after exposing an official's scandal which prompted the then Viceroy of Huguang, Li HanZhang to shut the newspaper down, despite this Kwong later started another newspaper called 中西日報 (Zhongxi Ribao) which became a place for Sun Yat Sen and his followers to share his public opinion before his first uprising. submitted by /u/Kaizerguatarnatorz [link] [comments]
1:00p	Alan invasion of the Caucasus (map by Ancestral Whispers) submitted by /u/Kornered123 [link] [comments]
1:33p	2024, a worldwide election year submitted by /u/Uajajanabw [link] [comments]
2:02p	South American wildfires in the last 24 hours (2024/09/10 - 2024/09/11) submitted by /u/--THRILLHO-- [link] [comments]
2:02p	Age of Consent for Heterosexual Sex around the World submitted by /u/electroctopus [link] [comments]
4:50p	This nearly perfect outline of africa stain on my mat outside this morning submitted by /u/Financial_Rip_8921 [link] [comments]
6:04p	Rice Production in North Korea submitted by /u/NomadKX [link] [comments]
6:04p	9/11 terrorist attacks global casualties submitted by /u/Individual-Sun-9426 [link] [comments]
6:04p	Europe: How willing would you be to help another country in a crisis? submitted by /u/mypasswordisntyet [link] [comments]
6:30p	Most Popular Soft Drinks In Europe submitted by /u/fajar5 [link] [comments]
7:04p	Key West, Florida 1884 Map submitted by /u/tedsvintagemaps [link] [comments]
8:16p	A Manchester Blitz map. It shows all of the bomb sites that happened during the 1940 Christmas attack. submitted by /u/Imsomniac_guy [link] [comments]
8:49p	Map of Indonesian Coffee submitted by /u/GlobalTradeBro [link] [comments]
8:49p	Estimate of number of nuclear warhead that every nuclear-armed state have as of 2024. submitted by /u/Charming-Yak-5111 [link] [comments]
8:49p	A Modern and Complete Map of the World by the Royal Mathematician Oronce Fine of the Dauphiné. An astronomer and mathematician, from 1531 the first chair of mathematics in the Collège Royal (the present-day Collège de France), Oronce Fine (1494--1555) was one of the first French scholars to work with cartography. His world map in the shape of a heart belongs to a group of 18 heart-shaped projection maps published between 1511 and 1566. Inspired by one of the projections described by the second-century geographer, Ptolemy, this projection system was codified by a mathematician in Nuremberg, Johannes Werner (1468--1522), in an opus written in 1514. Fine's map reflects the state of knowledge and the geographic hypotheses and uncertainties of its day. North America is joined with Asia, and a vast Terra Australis, a hypothetical continent that geographers posited had to exist to counterbalance the weight of the northern land masses, is drawn in the south. The map is from the collection of the geographer Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon d'Anville (1697--1782). It was purchased by King Louis XVI in 1779 and deposited in the National Library of France in 1924. Names Finé, Oronce, 1494-1555 Cartographer. Created / Published Paris : [publisher not identified], 1534. submitted by /u/Most_Ad_443 [link] [comments]
10:02p	Map representing the number of combatants in World War I in Europe from 1914 to 1918. Population represented by country. published in Vienna, 1918 submitted by /u/GreatDario [link] [comments]
10:02p	Iranian territorial losses to the Russian Empire after the Treaty of Gulistan in 1813. Fifteen years later Erevan province (modern day Armenia) would also be ceded to the Russians in the Treaty of Turkmenchai. submitted by /u/mrhuggables [link] [comments]
10:31p	Boston Harbor then and now submitted by /u/VeterinarianUnlucky1 [link] [comments]
11:03p	Map of Soviet Asia featuring the locations of heavy industry, published in Moscow in 1935. submitted by /u/GreatDario [link] [comments]
11:34p	50 Percent of Canadians live south of the red line. submitted by /u/mypasswordisntyet [link] [comments]
11:34p	French newspaper '???????? ???????????????????? ????????????????????????????' showcasing Greater Romania, 1920 submitted by /u/Homesanto [link] [comments]

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