Friday, October 3rd, 2025

Time	Event
12:01a	A satirical map of the Western hemisphere, c. 1941. submitted by /u/EssoEssex [link] [comments]
2:00a	Russian hybrid-warfare attacks on critical infrastructure in Europe (2018-2025) source: the economist full article: https://archive.ph/HiwYt submitted by /u/Old-School8916 [link] [comments]
2:30a	Tourism logos of the US submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
2:30a	How old are Americans when they first marry? submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
3:02a	Origin of the largest immigrant community in each US state, 2020 submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
3:02a	US States with the Most Military Personnel (2025) submitted by /u/cookoutenthusiast [link] [comments]
5:02a	What If Australia Followed the 1838 Division Plan? The Country Would Look Nothing Like Today! Back in 1838, there was a serious proposal to redraw Australia’s borders in a completely different way. If it had actually been adopted, cities like Sydney might not hold the same status they do today, and the state boundaries could look radically different. The big question is: would this version of Australia have been more united—or more divided? ???? ???? Do you think the 1838 plan would’ve made Australia stronger, or just created more chaos? submitted by /u/Scary-Bathroom4363 [link] [comments]
5:02a	Legality of Delta-8 THC (2024) Source: https://www.acslab.com/cannabinoids/regulation-the-legality-of-thc-delta-8-a-state-by-state-guide The “Banned outside of cannabis channels” states usually mean that you can sell products naturally containing Delta-8, but you can’t convert another substance like CBD into Delta-8 and then sell it. submitted by /u/cookoutenthusiast [link] [comments]
6:16a	Accidents & Casualties by UXO in Laos ???????? [2022] +50 years since the last US bombs dropped on the world's most bombed country Laos. Accidents still happen to this day by unexploded ordnance (UXO). Map shows casualties and injured per province in Laos in 2022. Data from : UXO Annual Report 2022.pdf) Map made in : quikplots.com submitted by /u/quikplots [link] [comments]
8:15a	A very interesting place in Romania submitted by /u/Void-Arc [link] [comments]
10:16a	Traditional hats of Europe Can someone tell me all the hats on this map? submitted by /u/Cultural-Ad-8796 [link] [comments]
10:16a	M*rder ratio per province in South Africa ???????? | 2025 Data from : South Africa Police Service The ratio is calculated by (current figure ÷ population figure as of 2021) × 100,000 Northern Cape is the only province to have increased from 2024 value. Map made in quikplots.com submitted by /u/quikplots [link] [comments]
10:48a	Africa’s Complicated Democratic Landscape. submitted by /u/Renatus_Bennu [link] [comments]
12:00p	Language Map of Asia submitted by /u/LazerScorpion [link] [comments]
12:32p	Linguistic map of India - 1862 submitted by /u/Beginning-Ladder6224 [link] [comments]
12:32p	50 states? Nah, just Ohio and vibes submitted by /u/Ok_Replacement_4092 [link] [comments]
12:32p	Percentage of Extremely small houses in India <30m2 = 322 square feet = 35 square yards submitted by /u/abhi4774 [link] [comments]
12:32p	Where Gen-Z protests are rocking the world (2024-2025) submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
1:04p	Today is German Unity Day (35 years since the reunification of the two german states) submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
2:17p	US oil production by state submitted by /u/Negative-Swan7993 [link] [comments]
2:17p	Correlation submitted by /u/DazzleBMoney [link] [comments]
2:45p	Ethnic map of Bessarabia 1930 Ethnic structure of the Bessarabian province in 1930 submitted by /u/Winter_Humor2693 [link] [comments]
3:19p	EU cut Russian energy reliance: gas 45→19%, oil 27→3%, Hungary/Slovakia still dependent. submitted by /u/Former_Goose_5202 [link] [comments]
3:45p	Europe in the 16th Century (c. 1550) submitted by /u/CasualStockbroker [link] [comments]
4:15p	"Can Belgium become the starting point of England's attack?" (German propaganda poster, 1914) submitted by /u/adawkin [link] [comments]
4:15p	Host Cities for 2026 World Cup The tournament will take place from June 11 to July 19, 2026. The tournament kicks off in Mexico City and concludes with the final at the iconic New York New Jersey Stadium. submitted by /u/newcastle104 [link] [comments]
5:33p	France top cities by population (10km radius) I just had fun drawing a 10 km circle around the main French urban areas (more than 350,000 inhabitants) to see where the barycenter of a 10 km circle containing the largest possible number of inhabitants would be located. Here are the results. Once again, this is not scientific at all, it’s just for fun :) 1. Paris For our capital, the barycenter of the 10 km radius is very central, since it is located in the Marais district. Obviously, the entire radius is urbanized — a unique case among the cities on this list — as the Parisian metropolitan area extends well beyond it. 2. Lyon In the "capital of the Gaules", the barycenter is rather to the east of France’s second city — much to the dismay of the people of Marseille!-, beyond the railway and the wide boulevards surrounding the city center, since the metropolitan area extends more towards the eastern plains, while urbanization is constrained to the west by the hills. 3. Lille-Roubaix-Tourcoing I deliberately mention the three cities, as was customary in the past, to emphasize the “conurbation” character of the area. In fact, the barycenter is located outside Lille’s boundaries, in the town of Marcq-en-Barœul. This is the symbolic site of the Croisé Laroche, the junction of the two branches of the Grand Boulevard connecting the "capital of Flanders" with the northeastern slope former industrial cities, Roubaix (former world capital of wool) on one side and Tourcoing on the other. At the crossroads of several influences, Lille is certainly the French city with the most "European" flair, along with Strasbourg, and most would say it feels more Belgian or English than French. 4. Marseille In this major Mediterranean port city with very deep historical roots ("the Phocean city"), the barycenter lies in the district behind Saint-Charles train station. It is clear that the city’s expansion is constrained in every direction, since the 10 km radius includes mountain ranges to the north and south, and of course the sea to the west. Marseille is a dense city. 5. Toulouse Unlike Lyon, the booming Occitan metropolis expands westward, as the flat and agricultural plains are more welcoming to American-style urban sprawl. While the city center is on the right bank, the barycenter of the 10 km circle is therefore located on the left bank, south of the airport, which is symbolic considering that the aeronautic industry made the recent fortune of the city. 6. Bordeaux In this great Aquitaine city, the barycenter is just outside the large boulevard encircling the classical historical enter — a little north of the main university hospital — as the city tends to expand westward, on the same side of the river as the historic and posh center. 7. Nantes The barycenter of the city of the Dukes of Brittany -but not in Brittany- lies very close to the city center, where the Erdre River ends. 8. Strasbourg In the Rhine city, the barycenter is located near the Gerig pond, south of the city, in the municipality of Ostwald (“the eastern wood”). Naturally, the city spreads more towards the Alsatian plain, to the west, than towards the Rhine, the natural border with Germany -since 1944. 9. Nice In the stunning and divided Côte d’Azur metropolis, squeezed between sea and mountains, the barycenter is found in the northern suburbs along the A8 motorway, since a large share of the population lives further west, beyond the Var River, in towns like Cagnes-sur-Mer and Vence. Can we still call this Nice? 10. Montpellier In Montpellier, the barycenter is slightly to the east of the city center, on the banks of the Lez River. It seems the city tends to expand more to the northeast. 11. Grenoble In this city surrounded by mountains, whose characteristic development branches follow the surrounding valleys, the barycenter is more towards the northeast branch, which is broader, between the Chartreuse massif and the first foothills of the Alps (Belledonne massif). Along with Lyon and Marseille, Grenoble is the densest French provincial city. 12. Rennes In the major Breton city, the famous green belt encircling the city is quite visible. The suburban towns south of Rennes are more populated, placing the barycenter south of the main train station. 13. Rouen In this Norman city on the Seine, which used to be 2nd French city in the Middle Ages, the barycenter is located on the left bank, in the southern suburbs, since urbanization tends to follow the large meander of the river south of the city. submitted by /u/Nijal59 [link] [comments]
6:45p	Largest foreign born group per county in Sweden ???????? [2024] Latest data from : SCB | Foreign Born Persons Map made in : quikplots.com The data includes foreign born persons (Male and Female) from 185 countries. I exported the SCB table by selecting all regions (counties) for the year 2024, and all regions of birth. In Excel I used conditional formatting to point out the largest number and the corresponding country per each county. DM if you want me to send you a link of the cleaned excel data. submitted by /u/quikplots [link] [comments]
7:15p	Percent of Commuting Workers Who Commute 60+ Minutes submitted by /u/VineMapper [link] [comments]
7:46p	What was the increase in population for European countries throughout the Cold War period (1947-1991) submitted by /u/OverallBaker3572 [link] [comments]
8:17p	America’s Fastest Rising and Falling Housing Markets submitted by /u/Negative-Swan7993 [link] [comments]
8:47p	27% of Europeans could not afford a week-long holiday submitted by /u/nohup_me [link] [comments]
9:19p	Stars and constellations of the Northern hemisphere submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
10:30p	Uninsured rates in the US What's better than a map? A map with context. Here's a bit: According to the US Census Bureau, 92.0% of people in the US had health insurance in 2024. In the past 10 years, the share of people covered by health insurance has been above 90%. The Census Bureau estimates that 66.1% of Americans were covered by a private health insurance plan in 2024, while 35.5% were covered by a public plan. (Yes, that’s more than 100%. The categories are not mutually exclusive and some people have both plan types.) In 2024, the share of people without health insurance ranged from 2.8% in Massachusetts to 16.7% in Texas. Nine states had uninsured rates above 10% in 2024, while six states plus Washington, DC, had rates at or below 5%. The Census Bureau notes that states that expanded access to Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act collectively have lower uninsured rates for children and working-age adults compared with states that have not expanded access. In 2024, 4.6% of children and 9.2% of working-age adults lacked health insurance across all states with expanded Medicaid access. In states that hadn’t, those numbers almost doubled, to 9.4% of children and 15.7% of working-age adults. The states without expanded access at the time of the survey were Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. submitted by /u/USAFacts [link] [comments]
10:30p	This area in central Dhaka, Bangladesh, is 15% smaller than Manhattan, and is home to more than triple the population of Manhattan. With this population density (104,484 people per square kilometre), the entire global population could fit into the Czech R Source. submitted by /u/benjaneson [link] [comments]
11:00p	Map of "Tri-state Areas" submitted by /u/DrasticAnalysis [link] [comments]
11:33p	Opposition to gay marriage in the United States per 2025 data submitted by /u/2-tree [link] [comments]

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