Saturday, March 29th, 2025

Time	Event
1:18a	Europe if Napoleon III was massively more successful submitted by /u/Severe_Weather_1080 [link] [comments]
1:18a	US Regions (Updated) Updated this map based on input on last post. Many counties have crossovers but I like to keep the colors solid, so don’t take the borders too serious. submitted by /u/Evening-Bet-3825 [link] [comments]
1:45a	Countries that never qualified to FIFA worldcup before. Interesting facts: - Luxembourg has the most qualifying campaign without ever making it to the finals (21 times), Finland comes next with 20 . - India managed to qualify for 1950 worldcup but withdrew. - Indonesia participated in the 1938 edition as Dutch East Indies submitted by /u/AdmiredSoorcery [link] [comments]
1:45a	After years of disputes and clashes, Kyrgyzstan & Tajikistan have settled a new border between each other. submitted by /u/Naderium [link] [comments]
2:17a	Is this map real? Nazi Germany's plans for South America submitted by /u/Soren-J [link] [comments]
2:17a	Watch the seismic waves from the M7.7 Myanmar earthquake traveling through Europe. Red shows uplift, blue shows lowering. submitted by /u/Few-Log6852 [link] [comments]
2:47a	Watch the seismic waves from the M7.7 Myanmar earthquake traveling through Europe. Red shows uplift, blue shows lowering. submitted by /u/hodgsonstreet [link] [comments]
3:20a	UK vs India GDP (Nominal) From 1990 to 2025 submitted by /u/Mental-Bag2657 [link] [comments]
4:37a	Share of self-declared Roman Catholics in Poland: submitted by /u/Mental-Bag2657 [link] [comments]
5:01a	What happened to the Jewish population of the Middle East and North Africa? submitted by /u/Mental-Bag2657 [link] [comments]
6:03a	Coups in Latin America Coups d'état between 1945 and 2019 Blue- successful Red- failed submitted by /u/Mental-Bag2657 [link] [comments]
10:15a	Non-participation in catholic religion classes in Italy submitted by /u/Aggressive_Owl4802 [link] [comments]
12:19p	Population Change Between 2019 and 2023 For the last 5 years, the United States has had major events that have affected its population overall. The reasoning for this map was to see how much each county's population changed after the COVID pandemic. I am not referring just to the loss of life, but to internal migration caused by the pandemic. submitted by /u/No_Statement_3317 [link] [comments]
12:19p	Approximate region of Herzegovina. submitted by /u/Toma357 [link] [comments]
12:19p	Infrastructure and administrative map of Poland 1945 submitted by /u/IllustriousDudeIDK [link] [comments]
12:19p	ACLED: Bombing into submission: Russian targeting of civilians and infrastructure in Ukraine submitted by /u/TheNobelLaureateCrow [link] [comments]
12:47p	Sub-National Fertility Rates of India, 2001 vs 2021 submitted by /u/MichaelJamesTodd [link] [comments]
12:47p	Campaigns of Czechoslovak troops during WW2 submitted by /u/Rigolol2021 [link] [comments]
2:01p	ThomasVLinge: Myanmar Control Map submitted by /u/TheNobelLaureateCrow [link] [comments]
2:01p	First and last elections for the post of president of the Republic of Crimea.1994 submitted by /u/Forsaken-Name-2964 [link] [comments]
2:31p	Map of the Holy Roman Empire circa. 1370 Made this map for a Nation Game I’m hosting so there are some slight differences to how it looked in real life, namely parts of Arnsberg & Mark being part of Palatinate and the Landgraviate of Hesse having annexed the lands that divided it in half. submitted by /u/Historical_Loquat195 [link] [comments]
3:00p	[OC] Detailed map of Southeast Asia with its main cities, physical features, connections, and sites of interest [4494x3178] Hello everyone! I present you the fifth map of my project to map every continent and region on Earth at the 1:6,000,000 scale in a detailed way, featuring the main cities, physical features, roads and connections, physical features, territories and other places of interest. Here's is the list of completed and planned maps: 1. Europe ✅ 2. Northern Asia ✅ 3. Southwestern Asia ✅ 4. East Asia ✅ 5. Southeast Asia ✅ 6. Australia and New Zealand Northern Oceania Southern Oceania Northern Africa Southern Africa Northern North America Southern North America Northern South America Southern South America The Arctic Antarctica My plan is to post them here weekly, since they are practically finished and all that is left is some refining. Feel free to post any suggestions or errors you find. I hope you enjoy the map as much as I enjoyed making it! submitted by /u/CautiousSense [link] [comments]
3:31p	The Countries Mentioned in the Finnish Travel Advisory submitted by /u/EffectiveEchidna1736 [link] [comments]
4:04p	Car ownership in India NFHS-5 submitted by /u/Opposite_Science4571 [link] [comments]
4:32p	The Countries Mentioned in the Finnish Travel Advisory (As of 28.2.2025) Repost due to Ukraine being colored as green on accident in my previous post. submitted by /u/EffectiveEchidna1736 [link] [comments]
5:01p	Hokkaido Map Including subprefectures of Hokkaido, road and railroad, city and urbanization of Hokkaido, and disputed northern territories. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hokkaido https://wikitravel.org/en/Hokkaido submitted by /u/Dragonite-2 [link] [comments]
5:01p	Rhodopes, Rila, Pirin mountains - Bulgaria, Greece submitted by /u/petburiraja [link] [comments]
5:01p	Donald Duck's name in different countries in Europe submitted by /u/WhoAmIEven2 [link] [comments]
5:32p	Percentage of Romani people in the Balkan countries. submitted by /u/ellatino230 [link] [comments]
6:45p	Linguages spoken in Spain submitted by /u/Galixiiss1546 [link] [comments]
7:15p	The Most Disproportionately Popular Industry in Every US State based on 2023 Survey Alongside its industrial might, America is also renowned for its faith. A 2021 Gallup poll found that religion is ‘very important’ to 49% of Americans, while three in four identify with a specific denomination. It’s also big business. A report from the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation found that religion adds $1.2 trillion worth of socioeconomic value each year, equivalent to the world’s 15th largest economy. Religious institutions, according to our research, are the most popular disproportionate industry in the U.S., with above-average representation in seven states. Four of these — Mississippi, Tennessee, South Carolina and North Carolina were listed among America’s most religious states in a Pew Research Center poll. While California is best known globally for its tech exports, real estate is its most disproportionately popular industry. The state is currently seeing record house prices, with the average home fetching for around $791,490 amid state-wide housebuilding shortages and an inflated cost of living. According to the National Association of Realtors, California has the second-most estate agents (behind Florida) in the U.S., with 202,970 working in the sector. submitted by /u/Last_Programmer4573 [link] [comments]
7:15p	U.S. Military Presence in the Indo-Pacific & Australia submitted by /u/UpgradedSiera6666 [link] [comments]
7:15p	What is the meaning of green, yellow and red counties on this mal? There is no legend on the map. Many developed countries are green, but so are several developing countries. Politics also do not seem to be the criterion. What is? submitted by /u/Environmental-Bid90 [link] [comments]
7:50p	How Much Are You Paying for a Case of Beer in Your State? Based on the average wholesale price for a 24 pack Bud or Miller Light sold in 2024. Looks like South Carolina is the place to be. Source and credit: The Visual Capitalist. submitted by /u/Clearbay_327_ [link] [comments]
8:16p	Apple Maps in Vancouver is just Amazing submitted by /u/InfinityPortal [link] [comments]
8:45p	Yemen Population Density Map submitted by /u/No-Significance-1023 [link] [comments]
8:45p	Update on the big Europe map population divided in 1.5 million people. Balkan + West Anatolia + the Levant are done! Color shows population density. Big file, detail in following images. Green parts with municipal borders still need to be done submitted by /u/osmapasgeograficos [link] [comments]
9:19p	The US and Canada mapped at equivalent European latitudes submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
9:19p	Found this interesting old postcard in a stationary shop here in Ukraine. Looks like it was printed before 2014 submitted by /u/Igor0976 [link] [comments]
9:49p	The mineral wealth of Greenland submitted by /u/Averagecrabenjoyer69 [link] [comments]
11:02p	Adult literacy in the United States submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]

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