Wednesday, March 26th, 2025

Time	Event
1:15a	Battles of World War II - warmaps dot vercel dot app Battles of World War II - warmaps dot vercel dot app submitted by /u/nonoumasy [link] [comments]
1:52a	Does your flag have an animal on it? submitted by /u/cookoutenthusiast [link] [comments]
1:52a	Indian Diaspora in the Middle East By Country: submitted by /u/Mental-Bag2657 [link] [comments]
1:52a	Gender Distribution of US Senators submitted by /u/cookoutenthusiast [link] [comments]
2:18a	Ethnolinguistic map of China submitted by /u/AdIcy4323 [link] [comments]
2:18a	US States with government trifectas submitted by /u/cookoutenthusiast [link] [comments]
3:31a	The world according to my 3PM boredom. So how’d I do drawing the world map on my coffee cup during a long afternoon meeting? Some observations: I totally missed Belarus and completely misjudged North Africa and central Saharan Africa. But I’m honestly proud - I included The Gambia and Andorra, North and South America ok. Highest continent grade is probably Australia? submitted by /u/Zaccarious [link] [comments]
3:31a	Canadian Federal Election Projections on the 5th January vs the 25th of March submitted by /u/Antique-Entrance-229 [link] [comments]
5:02a	Main Maritime Shipping Routes and Chokepoints “Primary chokepoints. The most important is that they offer limited cost-effective maritime shipping alternatives, which would seriously impair global trade if disrupted. The first type of chokepoints concerns connectors along major oceans and seas. Among those are the Panama Canal, the Suez Canal, and the Strait of Malacca, which are key locations in the global trade of goods and commodities. The closure of these bottlenecks would force the diversion of maritime traffic over long distances with the associated loss of time and capacity” Source: https://porteconomicsmanagement.org/pemp/contents/part1/interoceanic-passages/main-maritime-shipping-routes/#:~:text=Among%20those%20are%20the%20Panama,loss%20of%20time%20and%20capacity. submitted by /u/Last_Programmer4573 [link] [comments]
5:02a	Overlapping map of the claimed borders Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan presented at the 1919 Paris Peace Conference submitted by /u/Severe_Weather_1080 [link] [comments]
5:38a	Cherry Blossom Forecast 2025 (Japan) Source: https://sakura.weathermap.jp/en.php (First bloom, not full bloom) Hirosaki Park, Aomori Chidorigafuchi Moat, Tokyo Niikura Sengen Park, Yamanashi Nara Park, Nara Himeji Castle, Hyōgo Shirakimine Plateau, Nagasaki submitted by /u/eeqmcsqrd [link] [comments]
5:38a	Rates of Arabic Villages in Iranian Districts/Municipalities submitted by /u/Ok_Somewhere9687 [link] [comments]
7:32a	Fertility rates in US and Canada 2023 submitted by /u/OppositeRock4217 [link] [comments]
8:00a	Road Network in India submitted by /u/Opposite_Science4571 [link] [comments]
9:19a	Color of US State Highway Shields (no information for NMI and USVI) submitted by /u/thebracketizer [link] [comments]
11:16a	Territorial cessions of Italy to France as a consequence of WWII (Treaty of Paris, 1947) submitted by /u/Italosvevo1990 [link] [comments]
11:16a	Polish map from 1976 depicting the start of WW2 and "subtly" trying to minimise Soviet involvement I think this map is very interesting because it has been made at a time where it was obviously uncalled for to criticise the Soviet Union too openly, yet they couldn't just straight up lie and pretend nothing happened. submitted by /u/Rigolol2021 [link] [comments]
11:45a	Europe seems to be more united than ever. 74% of EU citizens think that their country benefits from EU membership, the best result ever recorded since this question was first asked in 1983. submitted by /u/xMusa24 [link] [comments]
12:17p	Electricity Generation Capacity (MW) by Countries. Data Source: Global Energy Monitor A few days ago I saw a post about the main source of energy per country. And I think it had some imperfections. Therefore, I have tried to generate a slightly more accurate map. The data has been calculated based on the sum of electricity generation capacitybof operating Centrals by plant type. The source of the data is Global Energy Monitor. The choropleths represent the countries that generate the most electricity (increasing the carbon footprint). Choropleths are classified into Jerks breaks. The diagrams represent colours that I hope you understand well, according to the source of electricity generation. As for Nuclear, I have used the characteristic ‘green’ colour associated with it (thanks Simpsons), although it is NOT a Green energy as much as the imperialist countries would like to make it believe (its impact of mineral extraction is too high, and it does not take into account the degree of scope 3 of Environmental Impact affections to be considered Green). The projection used is Albert because I wanted to generate a map in one of my favourite projections. The data processing and the creation of the map has been carried out by QGIS. I hope you like the maps, I've only tried to be as faithful to the input data as possible and draw some cool maps. These aren't maps for articles. Greetings from Spain. submitted by /u/Lord_Mora [link] [comments]
3:01p	Top 10 most spoken African languages in Africa. Top 10 most spoken African languages in Africa. KiSwahili (200 million) Hausa (120 million) Amharic (57 million) Yoruba (50 million) Igbo (45 million) Fulani (41.6 million) Oromo (37.4 million) Berber (32 million) IsiZulu (28 million) Malagasy (20 million) Map only for illustration purposes. submitted by /u/DaNotoriouzNatty [link] [comments]
3:01p	Forest Loss in the United States Over Time submitted by /u/AdIcy4323 [link] [comments]
3:30p	A world map without countries with over 100 million people submitted by /u/-lesFleursduMal- [link] [comments]
3:30p	Dutch Football Season Ticket Holders per municipal https://www.knvb.nl/nieuws/organisatie/berichten/70367/de-supporterskaart-ontdek-de-spreiding-van-voetbalfans-nederland submitted by /u/IcyTransition7461 [link] [comments]
4:07p	Maps I made for planning an aurora-spotting vacation [OC] submitted by /u/hkuril [link] [comments]
4:07p	Population of Balkan countries and some surrounding areas in 1914 submitted by /u/Yellowapple1000 [link] [comments]
4:07p	Rivers of the Europe submitted by /u/erincreddit [link] [comments]
4:32p	Preliminary French plans for an Entente Victory in WWI during 1915 submitted by /u/Severe_Weather_1080 [link] [comments]
4:32p	Topographical map of South America submitted by /u/Antique_Let_2992 [link] [comments]
5:45p	Anatolia and the Eastern Balkans in the aftermath of the 4th Crusade submitted by /u/Severe_Weather_1080 [link] [comments]
5:45p	idk if this fits here but, the slavs are very close but yet very far away submitted by /u/Icecoffelover_ [link] [comments]
6:16p	The most and least diverse counties in the US submitted by /u/USAFacts [link] [comments]
6:16p	Tertiary Education Attainment Rates in the USA & Canada (%) submitted by /u/ExcitingNeck8226 [link] [comments]
6:48p	Each Section Holds 10% of the World’s Population submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
6:48p	The United States broken up into regions with a comparable population to Australia submitted by /u/DeviceOk7509 [link] [comments]
6:48p	Total Number of Spanish Speakers by Country submitted by /u/ExcitingNeck8226 [link] [comments]
8:02p	Emmanuel Bowen Pre colonial map of Africa 16th century submitted by /u/coleas123456789 [link] [comments]
8:02p	Map of Europe made up of the national Football team kits submitted by /u/tm2007 [link] [comments]
8:34p	Tried drawing the U.S from memory (and territories) I have horrible handwriting submitted by /u/xsassss [link] [comments]
9:00p	Net Change in Active Housing Inventory from Pre-Pandemic to February 2025 in Metro Areas. According to market research, many markets in the Sun Beltu states, from San Antonio to Southwest Florida, have seen active inventory rise well above pre-pandemic levels and home prices decline amid weakened housing demand. submitted by /u/Clearbay_327_ [link] [comments]
10:16p	[Data study] Most popular fairy tales in Germany submitted by /u/Organic_Cabinet_4108 [link] [comments]
10:16p	Scrambled Maps Ever played a jigsaw map? Scrambled Maps is a geography game where you’re given a scrambled map, and your goal is to drag the tiles back into place as fast as you can. You can even create your own game. Scrambled Maps Challenge - Daily scrambled map puzzles of different cities everyday, with a global leaderboard Scrambled Maps Studio - Create and share your own Scrambled Maps games for any location in the world. submitted by /u/Cornea [link] [comments]
10:50p	Population that considers religion 'very important' to their lives in the USA, Europe, and Canada (%) submitted by /u/Mental-Bag2657 [link] [comments]
10:50p	In Ancient Times the Coastline of Mesopotamia (today: Iraq) was completely different. Many Old Cities that had Access to the Sea are Today situated in the Inland. submitted by /u/Italosvevo1990 [link] [comments]

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