Friday, June 13th, 2025

Time	Event
12:02a	June 14 protests This a map of the majority of protests happening on June 14 around the United States. submitted by /u/SeaWolf_1 [link] [comments]
12:02a	Average color of us state flags submitted by /u/titanicboi1 [link] [comments]
1:15a	UN Vote of immediate ceasefire in Gaza (12th of june 2025) submitted by /u/ImUsedToIt [link] [comments]
2:32a	A Linguistic Look at the Currencies of the World All currencies officially used by a country or territory. It is possible I've made some mistakes, so please do correct me if you spot any. This map does not reflect my or any political views. Technically the Netherlands Antillean guilder should be on here, with Curaçao and Sint Maarten, alongside the Caribbean guilder, but I figured it's not worth adding a currency that will no longer be officially used in a little over half a month. See this post for the best quality. submitted by /u/ronayne96 [link] [comments]
3:46a	What Russia Should Essentially Do To Regain Its Power In The World According To The 1997 Book Foundations of Geopolitics Notes: submitted by /u/Express-Succotash248 [link] [comments]
4:44a	NewYork, Hanafuda style Made on https://tasmap.app/theme?officialThemeIndex=4 submitted by /u/apolkingg8 [link] [comments]
4:44a	Map of some British colonies in 1888 submitted by /u/titanicboi1 [link] [comments]
5:41a	Size Comparison Map: Israel vs Iran - IRIS submitted by /u/Sodeeq15 [link] [comments]
5:41a	Has your country been invaded by the British? *Should be Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the legend submitted by /u/Express-Succotash248 [link] [comments]
5:41a	Airspace over Iran right now Apparently several countries are being avoided. Possibly due to feared retaliation submitted by /u/ProfKaosnCoon [link] [comments]
6:03a	The size of Israel compared to the state of Florida submitted by /u/Remote_Plastic_8692 [link] [comments]
6:30a	Israel & Iran, approximate radius of longest-range ballistic missiles in operation, 2024 submitted by /u/Sodeeq15 [link] [comments]
8:36a	Every single European country inside the U.S.'s contiguous 48 states submitted by /u/PresidentToday [link] [comments]
9:02a	Average natural adult female hip measurement: submitted by /u/According-Desk-6630 [link] [comments]
9:31a	Physical map of Europe (in Spanish) submitted by /u/Homesanto [link] [comments]
10:50a	Roads in the Roman Empire submitted by /u/ErosionSea [link] [comments]
10:50a	The Diversity Of The Languages In Morocco submitted by /u/Fragrant-Teaching-87 [link] [comments]
11:18a	Metal Bands per 100,000 inhabitants submitted by /u/Fancy-Delivery5081 [link] [comments]
12:31p	Alcohol consumption per adult in Europe submitted by /u/_Giulio_Cesare [link] [comments]
12:31p	Israel struck several nuclear and military sites in Iran submitted by /u/quindiassomigli [link] [comments]
12:31p	Israel strike Iran nuclear and military sites submitted by /u/AdIcy4323 [link] [comments]
12:31p	Robbery rate submitted by /u/_Giulio_Cesare [link] [comments]
1:50p	Map of Africa during WW2 submitted by /u/Critical_Mountain851 [link] [comments]
1:50p	Dutch Brazil AKA New Holland (1630-1654) submitted by /u/Domeriko648 [link] [comments]
2:17p	Map of the French possessions in Asia throughout history Source: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Map_of_the_french_possession_in_Asia_throughout_history.png submitted by /u/Rigolol2021 [link] [comments]
3:31p	A Flemish Magazine “Satirically” Mapped Europe In 1939. submitted by /u/Dapper_Ad_229 [link] [comments]
3:31p	Ethnic Map of Romania during Inter-War submitted by /u/BabaRomanianBoss [link] [comments]
4:02p	US millitary bases in Middle East The last map wasn't that old either, so here ya go, this isn't even a day old, let's see how many people don't like a middle eastern news channel reporting on the middle east submitted by /u/Solid-Grade-7120 [link] [comments]
5:18p	Religions of Hungary in 16th century Green = Calvinist Pink = Catholic Stripes = Orthodox Gray = Lutherans Yellow = Unitarians submitted by /u/Ok_Professional_2162 [link] [comments]
5:18p	Size of Israel vs Iran and the areas in Iran targeted submitted by /u/Sometypeofway18 [link] [comments]
5:47p	History on Maps... Greetings everyone! Today, I’d like to spark your interest with a topic that is quite close to me personally, but also accessible to many others, history through maps. I come from a place in Serbia, specifically in Vojvodina, more precisely from Bački Jarak. Bački Jarak has an interesting history, but the fields and land surrounding it have an even more intriguing one. Namely, a Roman historian from the 4th century, Ammianus Marcellinus, while describing Emperor Constantine’s military campaigns against the Sarmatians in Bačka, informs us that after his victory, the emperor relocated the restless Sarmatian tribes to other territories, while allowing the free Sarmatians to remain in the area of Šajkaška — the region between the Danube and Tisa rivers — and securing them with an additional border: a large trench with an embankment. The Romans didn’t live in the area between the Tisa and Danube permanently, but they did occasionally occupy southern Bačka and maintained these borderlands as a kind of counter-limes. This territory was inhabited by free Sarmatians, who at times served as a buffer zone meant to prevent and repel attacks from other Sarmatian and Germanic tribes coming from the north and east, thus occasionally serving as border guards of the Roman Empire. In this area of southern Bačka, there were two notable defensive structures: the Small Trench and the Great Trench. The Small Trench, roughly speaking, followed the flow of the Danube, while the Great Trench cut across the land between the Tisa and Danube rivers. It is assumed that at least the Great Trench was navigable, since it began and ended near the Danube and the Tisa, or more precisely, at what used to be their courses, specifically near War Island (Ratno ostrvo) and the Dead Tisa (Mrtva Tisa). There is speculation that the Great Trench may have also been built to facilitate navigation and communication, shortening the waterway and avoiding the Tisa’s confluence with the Danube, which at the time was difficult to sail through. Why is all this so interesting to me? Well, because I recently found out that I live just a few dozen meters from what could be considered a large construction although now in poor condition, mainly the Small Trench, but also the Great Trench, near which we practically grew up. And what does all of this have to do with maps, you ask? Quite a bit, actually and you’ll see that for yourself by going through the images I’ve attached... There is a website that publishes old topographic maps of various parts of Europe. It’s called Arcanum Maps, and here’s the link and my recommendation: [https://maps.arcanum.com/en/] I had the misfortune, or rather, the luck of my people having been under the rule of the Habsburg monarchy, and the fortunate part is that, unlike the Ottomans, the Austrians were much more organized and advanced, so we now have records like this about our area. On various maps, from different time periods from the 17th to the 20th century, you can trace the development of my village and its surroundings. However, one thing has endured for almost 17 centuries: the complex of Roman trenches, which are visible on many of these maps. My curiosity intensified when I noticed that a nearby street perfectly aligns with the "path" of the Small Trench, something I confirmed by comparing it with modern satellite images from Google Earth. In addition to that, I managed to identify former, but still visible structures from satellite, thanks to the filling of infertile yellow soil ("žutica"), such as gates that were once part of the trench complex. I even found similar, though probably not identical, examples from abroad and assumed that these structures likely resembled those in other parts of the world. I hope I haven’t bored you with this little outburst of local patriotism and storytelling, and that the drawings, photos, and maps I’ve included are clear enough... Wishing you all the best with this, my very first post on this sub! submitted by /u/LBL004 [link] [comments]
6:15p	Timelapse of Iranian Airspace disruption during Israeli strikes submitted by /u/Embarrassed-Clock507 [link] [comments]
6:48p	A map of Polish voivodeship flags I've just cross-stitched! [OC] submitted by /u/LopacixGaming [link] [comments]
8:01p	Iran's missile arsenal submitted by /u/Sodeeq15 [link] [comments]
8:01p	London’s Violent Crime Rate Compared To The UK National Average submitted by /u/_Giulio_Cesare [link] [comments]
8:01p	Majority of U.S. Corn Comes from Just Five States: Corn production by State (USA) https://www.caliper.com/featured-maps/maptitude-national-corn-on-the-cob-day-map.html For National Corn on the Cob Day (June 11) we mapped corn production data by state based on U.S. Department of Agriculture data for 2023. Five states produce over one billion bushels of corn annually: Iowa (2.52 billion bu.), Illinois (2.28 billion bu.), Nebraska (1.73 billion bu.), Minnesota (1.51 billion bu.), and Indiana (1.08 billion bu.). submitted by /u/maptitude [link] [comments]
8:31p	Map of France showing green and red areas with equal populations submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
9:00p	Israel’s Red Alert system fully saturated amid mass missile barrages from Iran. submitted by /u/DavidRolands [link] [comments]
9:31p	Every US county that has voted for a Democratic presidential candidate in the 21st century (2000-2024) submitted by /u/kalam4z00 [link] [comments]
10:50p	A bit outdated. submitted by /u/DavidK1982 [link] [comments]
10:50p	South American Subdivisions' Population Density Source: Wikipedia submitted by /u/ArjunR000_ [link] [comments]
11:18p	Effects of a Full Scale Nuclear War in the United States — Halcyon ... submitted by /u/questison [link] [comments]
11:45p	A Mahan Air aircraft is currently flying over Iranian airspace. submitted by /u/sinaheidari [link] [comments]

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