Thursday, June 26th, 2025

Time	Event
12:03a	Percent of U.S. Households With Separate Freezers By State Highest: North Dakota 65% Households Lowest: California 19% Households Source: https://www.eia.gov/consumption/residential/data/2020/state/pdf/State%20Appliances.pdf submitted by /u/RemoteAdvertising762 [link] [comments]
1:16a	Which country is closest when in Italy? submitted by /u/_Giulio_Cesare [link] [comments]
1:46a	Oldest College or University in Every U.S. State AL - Athens State University (1822) AK - University of Alaska, Fairbanks (1917) AZ - University of Arizona (1885) AR - University of the Ozarks (1834) CA - Santa Clara University (1851) CO - University of Denver (1864) CT - Yale University (1701) DE - University of Delaware (1743) FL - University of Florida (1853) GA - University of Georgia (1785) HI - University of Hawaii at Mānoa (1907) ID - Brigham Young University, Idaho (1888) IL - McKendree University (1828) IN - Vincennes University (1801) IA - Loras College (1839) KS - Baker University (1858) KY - Transylvania University (1780) LA - Centenary College (1825) ME - Bowdoin College (1794) MD - St. John's College (1696) MA - Harvard University (1636) MI - University of Michigan (1817) MN - University of Minnesota (1851) MS - Mississippi College (1826) MO - Saint Louis University (1818) MT - Rocky Mountain College (1878) NE - Peru State College (1867) NV - University of Nevada, Reno (1874) NH - Dartmouth College (1769) NJ - Princeton University (1746) NM - New Mexico State University (1888) NY - Columbia University (1754) NC - Salem College (1772) ND - University of North Dakota (1883) OH - Ohio University (1804) OK - Bacone College (1880) OR - Willamette University (1842) PA - University of Pennsylvania (1740) RI - Brown University (1764) SC - College of Charleston (1770) SD - Augustana University (1860) TN - Tusculum University (1794) TX - Southwestern University (1840) UT - University of Utah (1850) VT - Castleton State University (1787) VA - College of William & Mary (1693) WA - University of Washington (1861) WV - West Liberty University (1837) WI - Carroll University (1846) WY - University of Wyoming (1886) DC - Georgetown University (1789) submitted by /u/stook_jaint [link] [comments]
2:15a	Iraq’s city lights as of June 2025 submitted by /u/Assyrian_Nation [link] [comments]
2:46a	Star Wars updated their Galaxy Map submitted by /u/Magister_Xehanort [link] [comments]
3:20a	Abandoned, displaced and almost empty towns in the Americas submitted by /u/wordlessbook [link] [comments]
3:20a	The Income a Family Needs to Be Middle Class in Every US State submitted by /u/plaev [link] [comments]
4:35a	75 years ago, the Korean War began. This animation shows the progression of the war using Google Earth, each flag represents ~10,000 soldiers. submitted by /u/mapsinanutshell [link] [comments]
5:05a	The map of the world if it was centered on the South Pole submitted by /u/NegativeGeologist200 [link] [comments]
7:03a	Cultural-linguistic map of Southern China. Thoughts? I first focused on things like rituals, clothing, food, etc. between different dialectical subgroups and ethnic groups (languages). Now, I want to focus a little more on ancestral history, linguistic difference, mutual intelligibility, and influences on culture/language from neighboring groups. I tried my best picking out colors that made sense and showed the areal flow of culture the best. For example, Zhuang and Dai are similar colors as they're part of different groups within the same language family (while still maintaining aspects of a common culture). Smaller changes in color are made for groups with little mutual intelligibility but are still considered the same group within the same language family. Sinitic is a little larger than most language family divisions so it gets a larger range of colors (many of its own subgroups in fact contain dialects not intelligible with each other). Cultural differences also increase the contrast in color and push certain unrelated groups closer together color wise (Such as Pinghua with Zhuang, Min with Hainanese and Taiwanese indigenous [Both also due to Bach Viet substrata]). Thoughts? submitted by /u/Dense_Fail_5976 [link] [comments]
8:15a	Spilhaus' world ocean map projection with sea surface temperature submitted by /u/LavishnessLeather162 [link] [comments]
9:30a	Map of the Jewish Autonomous Oblast Ever heard of the Jewish Autonomous Oblast (JAO) in Russia's Far East? It's a fascinating slice of history! The JAO was established by the Soviet Union in 1934. Its primary purpose was to create a designated, secular homeland for Jews, offering an alternative to Zionism and aiding in the development of a remote border region. The Jewish population in the JAO peaked at approximately 46,000-50,000 in the late 1940s. However, harsh conditions and later emigration, especially after Israel's creation, led to a sharp decline. Today, the JAO's total population is around 144,000 (2024 estimate). While Yiddish remains an official language, ethnic Russians make up the vast majority, with the Jewish population now a small minority. It stands as a unique, living relic of Soviet nationality policy. submitted by /u/Knowledge_1000 [link] [comments]
10:45a	It's an iconic European civilization submitted by /u/Remote-Royal4634 [link] [comments]
10:45a	Chances of being born in each continent submitted by /u/timroAlabamasis [link] [comments]
11:18a	I made a map of the division of the Carolingian Empire. submitted by /u/Worried-Host-1238 [link] [comments]
11:18a	Sodium countries vs Natrium countries in Europe. submitted by /u/minecarman [link] [comments]
11:46a	Countries whose capitals are not on their mainland submitted by /u/quindiassomigli [link] [comments]
12:19p	UK Government Foreign Travel Advice for the Middle East submitted by /u/Mister_Barman [link] [comments]
12:47p	How many times does each US sate have it's name on their state flag submitted by /u/NinjaDude-123 [link] [comments]
2:00p	Map of countries who have had territory be proposed as a potential Jewish State since 1820 submitted by /u/y0u_gae [link] [comments]
2:00p	Did you know that the headquarters of Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati are located within ~25 km of each other? This area, known as the Italian Motor Valley, emerged post-WWII as a hub for luxury sports car manufacturers. Companies like Ferrari and Maserati, established their headquarters in the Emilia-Romagna region. Lamborghini, part of Volkswagen, later joined the fold in the 1960s, transitioning from tractors to high-performance vehicles. And perhaps there wouldn't be such a rich ecosystem if it weren't for Ferrari's bad clutches. Ferruccio Lamborghini later recounted how the idea to build his own car came about: "The problem with the clutch was never cured, so I decided to talk to Enzo Ferrari. I had to wait for him a very long time. 'Ferrari, your cars are rubbish!' I complained. Il Commendatore was furious. 'Lamborghini, you may be able to drive a tractor but you will never be able to handle a Ferrari properly.' This was the point when I finally decided to make a perfect car." The concentration of brands like Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati in a small area has built an automotive ecosystem fueled by innovation and motorsports. Pagani, founded in the 1990s, brought bespoke hypercars to the mix, intensifying competition and driving global excellence in luxury vehicles. submitted by /u/Quartr-app [link] [comments]
2:35p	Village population in Turkey 1935 submitted by /u/Yellowapple1000 [link] [comments]
3:00p	Top killer by country: Mosquitoes vs Humans submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
3:30p	Countries that do not allow Israeli aircrafts to use their airspace and vise versa submitted by /u/Assyrian_Nation [link] [comments]
3:30p	The most popular sport in each Asian country submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
4:02p	Zootopia/tropolis/mania releases by name submitted by /u/Dragonogard549 [link] [comments]
4:02p	Construction of the I-75/375 in Detroit More info (and landscape orientation version) here: https://www.segregationbydesign.com/detroit/i75375 submitted by /u/TheSandPeople [link] [comments]
5:16p	I recreated the outline and flag of Italy from food I did this in 2019 for an art project in school. I used a frozen pizza for this (of course I baked it and ate it afterwards, best pizza of my life). As a grade I received a 2+ (good, B). I also recreated the outlines of Greenland, Germany and Japan. It is not a masterpiece, but I like geography and flags, so I had a lot of fun and prefered it to let food get moldy (first idea). However another student did this with a banana. submitted by /u/Mulumpe [link] [comments]
5:16p	Racial demographics in New York City overtime (1980 added, as requested) submitted by /u/Mission-Guidance4782 [link] [comments]
5:48p	endings in Polish towns and cities submitted by /u/geography-lol234 [link] [comments]
5:48p	European Countries which think Escaping is not a crime submitted by /u/Cozymonkad [link] [comments]
5:48p	What ''Yankee'' means around the world submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
7:06p	Europe, 1460 submitted by /u/dreadfullylonely [link] [comments]
7:06p	NYC Democratic mayoral primary results overlaid on subway map, by Daniel Donner In Tuesday's Democratic primary for mayor in New York City, Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani (yellow) performed better in areas served by the subway, while former Gov. Andrew Cuomo (blue) did better in more car-centric areas. Interestingly, though not shown on the map, the Mamdani corridor in northeastern Queens similarly runs along the path of an important line of the Long Island Railroad. submitted by /u/The_Downballot [link] [comments]
8:17p	Gun permit requirements and issuance in the United States compared to Europe Glossary: Open carry: visible carrying of a gun in public Concealed carry: discreet carrying of gun in public Shall-issue: the institution issuing carry permits may not refuse to issue a permit to an applicant who meets all legal requirements May-issue: the institution issuing carry permits may refuse to issue a permit even if the applicant meets all legal requirements based on their discretion Permissive may-issue: most applicants meeting the legal requirements are issued a permit Restrictive may-issue: a very good reason is required to obtain a carry permit, almost no issues in practice Disclaimers: Note that Northern Ireland deviates from the rest of the UK The maps show the requirements for handguns, other types of firearms may have different requirements The colour scheme does not imply a favourability rating submitted by /u/AgonizingFatigue [link] [comments]
8:17p	The American Housing Shortage submitted by /u/Deltarianus [link] [comments]
8:48p	Gaza displacement orders as of July 25th 2025, everything in either shade of red and purple is a kill zone. submitted by /u/2dudesinapod [link] [comments]
9:20p	The legality of happy hour in the United States submitted by /u/proudly_disengaged [link] [comments]
9:20p	Number of years regions of Greece were part of Ottoman Empire submitted by /u/Individual-Sun-9426 [link] [comments]
9:45p	Emperor penguin colonies in Antarctica submitted by /u/Goodbye-Nasty [link] [comments]
11:46p	Single precinct Anthony Weiner won was the one next to the Museum of Sex submitted by /u/NewSlinger [link] [comments]

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