Monday, September 22nd, 2025

Time	Event
12:03a	Roman Roads of Italy submitted by /u/nohup_me [link] [comments]
12:33a	When each Canadian and US state made Gay marriage legal submitted by /u/Key_Inevitable_5191 [link] [comments]
3:19a	A map of the Norwegian city of Trondheim from 1898 submitted by /u/Mountain-Fox-2123 [link] [comments]
3:19a	Countries that recognize Palestinian statehood (in dark green) Dark green countries have recognized Palestine. Light green countries have announced their impending recognition of Palestine. Yellow countries have announced their conditional, impending recognition of Palestine. Gray countries have not recognized Palestine. As of today, Australia, Canada, Portugal, and the UK have now recognized Palestine. submitted by /u/Darillium- [link] [comments]
3:49a	Europe in 486 CE, Ten Years After the Fall of the Western Roman Empire submitted by /u/Caldor404 [link] [comments]
3:49a	2022 Global Subnational Human Development Index Spent over a month collecting data from Global Data Lab on the Human Development Index (HDI) for every subnation on the planet and putting it on a map. Those that didn't have data on Global Data Lab were either obtained through the closest Wikipedia statistics, or from Hypothetical Cities and Countries (for regions such as Ladakh, Abyei, etc.) North Korea is uniform throughout its provinces and only has full country HDI available for obvious reasons. I'm not sure if this has already been done, but the one listed on Wikipedia was from 2018 so I decided to make an updated version for myself. This is my first post, and because I'm basic, I used MapChart to make this. If you have questions about this, I will try to respond in the comments. Scale: Red = Closer to 0 Orange Yellow/Gold Yellow-Green Green Blue = Closer to 1.00 submitted by /u/Deep-Perspective-895 [link] [comments]
4:42a	Free and slave states at the start of the Civil War submitted by /u/FindingWilling613 [link] [comments]
6:03a	Average Home Price in Australia ($AUD & $USD), June 2025 submitted by /u/OverallBaker3572 [link] [comments]
6:31a	Counties that used to be part of Mexico submitted by /u/Objective-Low7790 [link] [comments]
7:01a	Birthplace of South Korean presidents [OC] submitted by /u/Arumdaum [link] [comments]
9:00a	Territories of The Seven price electors, with the right to elect Emperor and The King of Romans - green is Mainz, and the elector is The Archbishop of Mainz - orange is Cologne, and the elector is The Archbishop of Cologne - purple is Trier, and the elector is The Archbishop of Trier - blue is the Palatinate of the Rhine, and the elector is The Count Palatine of the Rhine - yellow is Saxony, and the elector is The Duke of Saxony - black is Brandenburg, and the elector is The Margrave of Brandenburg - red is Bohemia. and the elector is The King of Bohemia submitted by /u/InnerPace [link] [comments]
10:15a	What if rivers turned into trees? (7/24) Let me introduce you to you the Juniper Indus, Juniperus Indus [OC] submitted by /u/mydriase [link] [comments]
10:15a	State of Palestine Recognition Status (21st September 2025) submitted by /u/NineTnk [link] [comments]
10:50a	US ???????? military assets in Japan ???????? [Mapped] According to Japan Press Weekly, the estimated worth of assets (excluding land) stands at about 27.6 Trillion Yen. This includes the most advanced radar systems in the north and coast, along with 5th gen fighter jets, and naval assets. High density of bases located within the Okinawa Island chain. Map made in quikplots.com submitted by /u/quikplots [link] [comments]
12:03p	Tectonic stress map World Stress Map 2025. Lines show the orientation of maximum horizontal stress SHmax. The colours indicate the three classic stress regimes. Red indicates normal faulting stress regime in which the vertical stress SV is greater than SHmax and greater than the minimum horizontal stress Shmin (SV > SHmax > Shmin). Green are data points with strike-slip stress regime (SHmax > SV > Shmin) and blue with thrust faulting stress regime (SHmax > Shmin > SV). submitted by /u/hitchinvertigo [link] [comments]
1:15p	Palestinian's state recognition 23/09/2025 submitted by /u/tygaaaaaaaa [link] [comments]
1:48p	NZ Fault Map submitted by /u/hitchinvertigo [link] [comments]
1:48p	Turkey Fault Map submitted by /u/hitchinvertigo [link] [comments]
2:18p	National tourism logos in european countries submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
2:45p	Roman Empire c. 300 AD submitted by /u/HorrorDocument9107 [link] [comments]
3:19p	US State median household income https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/2024/demo/acsbr-023.pdf submitted by /u/FindingWilling613 [link] [comments]
3:19p	Poverty rate across the states in India (2011 vs 2022) submitted by /u/abhi4774 [link] [comments]
3:19p	New Recognition for Palestine submitted by /u/quindiassomigli [link] [comments]
3:45p	Two mysterious 150-foot sinkholes with underground islands videoed while flying security mission in AH-64D Apache over Iraq near Al-Asad, verified on Google Earth [33°49'07.2"N 42°16'04.8"E] and [33°48'03.1"N 42°15'20.5"E]. Anyone have on ground pictures? Cross posted on another subreddit, as I'm trying to find anyone who might have on ground pictures "over the edge" of the sink hole. I remember when flying the mission, we dropped to approximately 200 feet above ground and did a pretty tight orbit over the smaller and rounder sink hole. In the middle was an "island" with a tree on it, and it was completely surrounded by water. It was one of the coolest things I've discovered while flying. I suspect, based upon the wadis and ground water patterns, that there is potentially a cave system, though I don't know about the regional geology and whether it supports karst topography or not. Sorry about the potato-vision video...that was the early 2010's. Oval Sink Hole Google Map Link 33°49'07.2"N 42°16'04.8"E Round Sinkhole Google Map Link 33°48'03.1"N 42°15'20.5"E submitted by /u/AppropriateLaw6220 [link] [comments]
4:17p	AK-47 model and its variants: The most popular and widely used firearms in the world Map as of 18 March 2013. As of 2004, "of the estimated 500 million firearms worldwide, approximately 100 million belong to the Kalashnikov family, three-quarters of which are AK-47s". submitted by /u/YourMateFromMunich [link] [comments]
4:51p	Railway Map of British India in 1911 Map in the corner is of BOMBAY (now MUMBAI-INDIA) submitted by /u/AngleSeveral7977 [link] [comments]
5:15p	Corn fields as a percentage of land area by US state submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
6:31p	Camp Taji, Iraq post invasion boneyard. [33°32'32.0"N 44°14'22.8"E]. Some pics of the Camp Taji boneyard just north of Baghdad, Iraq. Lots of crated turbine engines, tanks, APCs, ?boats?, rocket artillery, bridging vehicles and anti aircraft hardware. Circa 2010. Coordinates [33°32'32.0"N 44°14'22.8"E], Map Link submitted by /u/AppropriateLaw6220 [link] [comments]
6:31p	Map making challenge. All regions of Italy in a week. So since I'm weird, I set myself a goal of making maps of all regions of Italy in a week. Well, about a week. About 3 years ago I had a project here called 50 states in 50 days so I guess things are moving quicker now. I hope you enjoy these. submitted by /u/Puzzled-Sherbet-7850 [link] [comments]
6:31p	Many wow submitted by /u/Pho-gettaboutit [link] [comments]
7:50p	Far-right European officials who were invited to Trump’s second inauguration submitted by /u/Successful_Wafer3099 [link] [comments]
7:50p	Amtrak Rail Routes (August 2025) submitted by /u/Old-School8916 [link] [comments]
9:00p	Red Areas Accounts for 58% of Population and 78% of GDP in Turkey. submitted by /u/Dry_Pattern5927 [link] [comments]
9:30p	Wie weit kommt man in X Stunden mit der Bahn? submitted by /u/Mcurkel [link] [comments]
11:32p	World calling codes submitted by /u/Capital-Process-3650 [link] [comments]

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