Monday, August 4th, 2025

Time	Event
12:31a	How Japan Was Planned To Be Split After World War 2 submitted by /u/No-Tomatillo-9020 [link] [comments]
12:31a	Where are the best and worst places to live for natural disasters? FEMA’s Risk Map ranks every county in the country by disaster risk, social vulnerability, and community resilience. ⁣ submitted by /u/Conscious-Quarter423 [link] [comments]
12:31a	Europe in 1000 AD Remastered submitted by /u/Poopy_8 [link] [comments]
12:31a	NATO expansion submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
1:05a	Interesting globe I found This globe displays Sudan and South Sudan as different countries, meaning that it was made after 2011. However, it labels the DRC as Zaire, a name that hasn’t been officially used since 1997. As a side note, it also labels Sudan as North Sudan instead of just Sudan. submitted by /u/TheRealUltimate1 [link] [comments]
1:33a	Countries that look like they're eating other countries submitted by /u/kamallday [link] [comments]
1:33a	Map of the antipode, showing which country is on the opposite side of Earth submitted by /u/Dauks1 [link] [comments]
2:02a	2021 UN general assembly non-binding vote to recognize food as a human right submitted by /u/Joseph_Stalin001 [link] [comments]
4:40a	The size of the Roman Empire at its height compared to the United States submitted by /u/Josephthecommie [link] [comments]
5:03a	Where do American Muslims live submitted by /u/Google_MBTI [link] [comments]
7:02a	Percentage of total land in Europe of every country submitted by /u/Tenchi_Muyo1 [link] [comments]
10:30a	1920 project dividing the territory of the Democratic Republic of Georgia (DRG) into new administrative units. The following year, the DRG was invaded and occupied by the Red Army. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:DRG-ATD-en.png submitted by /u/GustavoistSoldier [link] [comments]
11:01a	Confirmed Israeli Military Strikes Abroad (2020–2025) by Country and Most Recent Attack Date Alleged strikes in Sudan not publicly confirmed submitted by /u/Assyrian_Nation [link] [comments]
11:32a	Asia HDI submitted by /u/Emergency-Green-2602 [link] [comments]
11:32a	Map of Texas’s 2nd Congressional District: which may or may not be Gerrymandered Source: https://www.click2houston.com/decision-2020/2020/02/26/texass-2nd-congressional-district-what-you-need-to-know-about-this-important-race/ submitted by /u/cosquilla [link] [comments]
1:32p	Map of German dialects ???????????????????????????????????????? submitted by /u/Spirited_Staff1363 [link] [comments]
1:32p	Kazakh nomadic seasonal movements at the end of the 19th century submitted by /u/Top_Change_9257 [link] [comments]
2:02p	The treaty of 886 and the reconquest of the Danelaw submitted by /u/Rigolol2021 [link] [comments]
2:02p	German Historical Map of the Bolivian Highlands and Lake Titicaca Region (circa 1876–1877) submitted by /u/grandeluua [link] [comments]
2:33p	1915 French map of Europe in 1789 submitted by /u/Rigolol2021 [link] [comments]
2:33p	Names of the months in the Gregorian Calendar officially used by country submitted by /u/Assyrian_Nation [link] [comments]
3:02p	Italy divided into olive oil areas submitted by /u/DontLetMeLeaveMurph [link] [comments]
4:16p	Marylands 3rd electoral district submitted by /u/Whentheangelsings [link] [comments]
4:16p	Japanese Diaspora Map submitted by /u/Hwan_Guk [link] [comments]
4:46p	1890 Map of Central Africa. In many areas the courses of rivers are dashed or omitted, reflecting the limited European knowledge of the region at the time. submitted by /u/Italosvevo1990 [link] [comments]
4:46p	Shipping Forecast Regions in the British Isles submitted by /u/Silver_Ambition4667 [link] [comments]
6:00p	The World Divided into 5 parts with Equal Population If the world’s 8.2 billion people were split into 5 horizontal slices of equal population, each band would hold about 1.64 billion people ????. The narrowest strips run through some of the planet’s most densely populated areas — like India, China, and Southeast Asia — while vast swathes of land in Siberia, Canada, and the Sahara balance out with fewer inhabitants. It’s a striking reminder of how unevenly humanity is spread across the globe. submitted by /u/NazarData [link] [comments]
6:34p	Map of al-Andalus' Upper March and its subdivisions, c.950 [OC] For a better comprehension: a Kūra (plural Kūwar) is the equivalent of a "province" of the Caliphate, while an Iqlīm (plural Aqalīm) is the equivalent of a district of a province. Those names marked with a "?" mean that we aren't sure about if they were the actual centers of the Iqlīm, due to a lack of information. submitted by /u/DaniCBP [link] [comments]
7:03p	Map of the Dido Unions & Societies in the 18th Century [OC] submitted by /u/AoifeIves [link] [comments]
8:17p	Weekend by country. submitted by /u/oColored_13 [link] [comments]
8:17p	Which states' residents give their state flags the highest ratings? [OC] submitted by /u/CivicScienceInsights [link] [comments]
8:46p	Mapped: Every City With Over 1 Million People submitted by /u/InterestingPlenty454 [link] [comments]
9:17p	Percent Population Change By Greek Region (2014-2024) submitted by /u/VineMapper [link] [comments]
10:31p	[OC] Forest cover in Poland by municipalities The map shows forest cover by the smallest administrative unit in Poland – gmina. Made in QGis. submitted by /u/muszynov [link] [comments]
10:31p	[OC] Mother tongue (native language) by municipality in the Czech Republic, 2021 submitted by /u/KiviNik [link] [comments]
11:02p	ETHNO-LINGUISTIC MAP OF THE TERRITORY OF MODERN TURKEY AROUND THE YEAR ZERO submitted by /u/LimitSea9659 [link] [comments]
11:31p	Urheimats of Transeurasian languages The existence of the Transeurasian (formerly known as Altaic) language family is highly questionable, particularly the presence of Koreanic and Japonic within the family, but recent studies have found many commonalities and words among these languages. The most likely culture for Proto-Turkic is the Slab Grave/Ulaanzuukh culture, from which many Y-DNA Q and N have been found in Xiongnu, Göktürk, and Medieval Turkic tribal samples. However, with the assimilation of the Saka, many Y-DNA R1a and J were absorbed by the Turks. This is supported by autosomal DNA data from Empress Ashina and numerous linguistic data. The origin of Japonic is highly debated, and some researchers have argued that Japonic originated in Southern China, but due to a lack of sufficient data, I have listed the Yayoi culture here. Personally, I believe that this language family is not real because there were patriarchal clans in these groups and the Y-DNA of no group matches each other (Turkic=Q and N, Mongolic and Tungusic=C2, Koreanic and Japonic=O) submitted by /u/Neither_Ticket3829 [link] [comments]

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