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Event |
12:48a |
[OC] New data: Cost-of-Living Adjusted Median Household Income by State, 2024 |
12:48a |
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2:00a |
Legal status of conversion therapy for minors in the US. |
2:00a |
Results of the 2022 Swedish General Election by precinct |
3:20a |
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6:00a |
The Last US Presidential Election in which Each State Voted for a Candidate from a Different Party than the Candidate they Voted for in the Last Presidential Election |
7:16a |
Indian states being compared to different countries in terms of literacy rate |
7:16a |
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7:45a |
What if rivers turned into trees? (5/24) I present to you the St. Lawrence maple, Acer Laurentius [OC] |
8:15a |
Provincial origins of Senators during the Pax Romana |
8:15a |
Dino markets expansion in Poland (2015-2024) |
10:16a |
DeepL Coverage Map (2025) | couldn’t find a coverage map so made one real quick as official languages i took all info from wikipedia. correct me if im wrong. there is a really cool map for the google translate languages regional and dialects, but we are not there yet. submitted by /u/oatz_7 [link] [comments] | |
11:31a |
High income economies of the world as classified by the World Bank & Developed countries of the world |
11:31a |
World Map used in North Korea |
12:47p |
[Updated] Ethnic Map of Yugoslavia in 1991 |
12:47p |
Mollweide projection (equal-area) centred on Europe |
2:02p |
World Bank country classifications by income level for 2024~2025 |
2:02p |
Who Wants to Join the EU? |
2:32p |
New Zealand is there, but... | We've seen many maps without New Zealand... But what about maps without the Arctic, Antarctica and Greenland (at least!)? submitted by /u/Lud1984 [link] [comments] | |
2:32p |
The red area is home to around 60% of Icelanders, despite covering just 1% of the land |
3:01p |
The World Map projection in North Korea. You are not Western anymore! |
3:31p |
Most popular sport in the world |
4:49p |
Some aerial photo connected to google maps images. | Not sure it belongs here, yet some effort was put in process of images. So let it be here anyway. A few shots of northern shore of Russia in July 2018(Vaygach island area). And few more of two opposite shores of Gulf of Ob in September 2021(Areas of "Yamal LNG" and "Arctic LNG-2" projects of Novatek) submitted by /u/Capable-Type-6532 [link] [comments] | |
5:17p |
Map of concentration of donations to Democrat candidates during the run up to the 2024 Election |
5:46p |
Labor Force Participation Rate Per State, Female (Ages 20-64) |
6:20p |
The Kingdoms of the Danube Anno Domini 500 |
6:20p |
Capital punishment around the world | Abolitionist = full abolition of the death penalty by law or struck down as unconstitutional De facto abolitionist = death penalty in statute but - no executions in a long time and country believed to have implemented a non-carry out policy or agreement - formal or informal moratorium - suspended by court order Retentionist for serious crimes = de jure abolitionist but retaining death penalty for most serious crimes like crimes committed in war and treason Retentionist = full retention of the death penalty and regularly carried out submitted by /u/AgonizingFatigue [link] [comments] | |
6:45p |
Country outside southeast Asia that wants to join ASEAN |
7:16p |
Map of Northeastern Virginia and Vicinity of Washington (1862) |
7:48p |
Literacy rates in Austro-Hungarian Empire (census 1880) |
7:48p |
Here be dragons, by Olaus Magnus |
7:48p |
UN voting on the Endorsement of the New York Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution |
9:46p |
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9:46p |
Hand-drawn map about the Expansion of the Papal States | • Follow me on IG: flags_maps_byhand.official The birth of the Papal States has its origins in ancient times. According to some, it began during the time of Constantine, when he granted lands and power to the Pope with the famous (and false) Donation. In reality, however, the true birth of the ecclesiastical state occurred in the early Middle Ages, when, through multiple donations (Sutri - 728 and Pepin - 756), the Church began to free itself from the Byzantine Roman duchy and evolve as an autonomous entity protected by much more powerful kingdoms. At its head was the Pope, the highest religious figure in the West, who, through lengthy political maneuvers, managed to gain influence over the 10th and 11th centuries, obtaining greater portions of territory, including convents, cities, and monasteries outside the state itself. From the 10th century onwards, conflict with the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire also became bitter, as they maintained the authority and election of bishops with the pontiff. It was a battle without holds barred, with no holds barred and no excommunications. The cases of Henry IV, Matilda of Canossa and Pope Gregory VII are famous. submitted by /u/Fiff02 [link] [comments] | |
11:03p |
random geocultural opinion for southeast land border of europe(west land border of asia) |
11:32p |
Bases and stations on the Antartic Peninsula |