Sunday, October 5th, 2025

Time	Event
12:15a	Map of Denali Nat'l Park (1994) submitted by /u/Chorchapu [link] [comments]
12:48a	Map of the United States as an Eagle (1833) submitted by /u/Chorchapu [link] [comments]
1:17a	West Bank Attacks by Israeli Settlers by Governate (January 2024 to June 2025) (re-upload to fix visual artifact) Link for mobile users: https://imgur.com/a/xxO6njm Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs submitted by /u/Glucose-Molecule [link] [comments]
1:48a	Map of all the disputed territories around the world. submitted by /u/Time-Comment-141 [link] [comments]
5:37a	This is the world map according to fish submitted by /u/CoatingsbytheBay [link] [comments]
6:05a	Administrative Divisions of German Customs Union 1864-12-01 (remake) submitted by /u/yy8khokD3H [link] [comments]
6:30a	Map at school forgot New Zealand As soon as I saw the map the first thing I thought about was if they had New Zealand and submitted by /u/Cursedwarrior363 [link] [comments]
7:48a	The actual size of Africa submitted by /u/Miserable_Wrap_5005 [link] [comments]
8:18a	Pornstars per million inhabitants (Europe) submitted by /u/Beginning_Train7508 [link] [comments]
9:31a	High speed rail in Europe by country submitted by /u/OppositeRock4217 [link] [comments]
10:50a	Visualization of the approximate movement of aerial targets over the territory of Ukraine on the night of 2025-10-5 The "paper tiger" that NATO won't dare send troops against carried out a large strike last night, one of dozens of such similarly large scale strikes this year. submitted by /u/just-porno-only [link] [comments]
10:50a	Map of China (PRC) in 1952 Source: Library of Congress https://www.loc.gov/resource/g7820.ct004239/?r= -0.374,-0.474,1.111,1.67,0 The map was published in Shanghai by Ya Guang Yu Di Xue She in 1952. It shows Chinese territory following the claimed territory by the Communist Party of China at the time (1952) which asserts sovereignty over all former Qing Dynasty or Republic of China (I'm not sure which one) territories. This includes: Mongolia Western Pamir Arunachal Pradesh /South Tibet Northern Burma // Wanting? Taiwan A map similar to this was also shown in a Chinese movie which I had recently watched (The Volunteers: To The War). Where a map of the PRC included the aforementioned territories above was shown. submitted by /u/DenKaiserAltFoot2083 [link] [comments]
10:50a	Percentage of people aged 18 and older who are obese submitted by /u/theworldmaps [link] [comments]
10:50a	Today's air attack on Ukraine. One of the most massive combined strikes on the territory of Ukraine. In every region of Ukraine, missiles/drones were flying. According to personal information, the following were used: (Yellow) More than 700 UAVs of various types. (Green & Red) Up to 50 cruise missiles "Kh-101", "Kalibr" from Tu-95MS bombers, missile carriers from the Arctic Ocean Fleet. (Blue) 2 aeroballistic "Kinzhal" missiles from MiG-31K fighters. The main strike directions are Lviv, Lviv region, Zaporizhzhia, Odesa. submitted by /u/Abzor4ik-UA [link] [comments]
11:16a	Map-engraved powder horn, 1759 Displayed at the Met, this horn by one Peter Myers is engraved with the British coat of arms, and a map of the forts in the Hudson and Mohawk valleys. submitted by /u/muck2 [link] [comments]
11:16a	1986 map showing the Soviet Military Forces submitted by /u/StephenMcGannon [link] [comments]
12:32p	Largest foreign group in each region of Finland ???????? [2024] Data from : Tilastokeskus Official Government Statistics Map made in quikplots.com This map is made with the latest data I found (2024) I chose the "Country of birth according to age and sex by region, 1990-2024" data set. Where age was removed as a variable and sex was chosen as Total (Both M and F) After exporting into Excel, I excluded the former states of Serbia & Montenegro, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, and The Soviet Union. The largest groups were found using conditional formatting to highlight the largest value. If you want the cleaned data set you can DM me, I'll send you my Excel sheet! submitted by /u/quikplots [link] [comments]
12:33p	Countries where majority of population can speak a language originating in Europe submitted by /u/OppositeRock4217 [link] [comments]
1:48p	Map of the 32 counties of Ireland with their literal English translations submitted by /u/NoSir5609 [link] [comments]
1:48p	In regards of geographical position a relatively accurate map showing there some well-known British bands/artists hail from. There are other similar maps, but I think this one is the most accurate one in regards of actual location. submitted by /u/Double-decker_trams [link] [comments]
2:15p	How West Berlin appeared on a 1988 East German Map submitted by /u/Fair-Engine4702 [link] [comments]
2:47p	Europe in the Age of Absolutism (Borders as of 1740) submitted by /u/CasualStockbroker [link] [comments]
4:03p	2025 Czech parliamentary election | Results by region submitted by /u/quindiassomigli [link] [comments]
4:33p	Map of Data Centers Across the USA I gathered all the online data to map data centers across the US. Interactive version here https://databayou.com/usofa/datacenter.html submitted by /u/No_Statement_3317 [link] [comments]
5:47p	Cousin marriages in India submitted by /u/abhi4774 [link] [comments]
5:47p	All proposed boundaries for Guyana submitted by /u/mappy6799 [link] [comments]
6:21p	Minimum voting age by country submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
7:33p	Heat map of one million simulated trips on NYC area streets higher res version here! anita.garden/assets/nystreets.png this is the result of repeatedly picking pairs of random points and pathfinding between them, and plotting the streets according to how often they were used. the pairs of points are selected according to a gravity model. this means the probability of a pair of points being selected is proportional to their nearby population densities (geometric avg) and also proportional to the inverse square of the distance, so that short trips are much more frequent than long trips. the street data is from openstreetmap, fetched with the OSMnx package. the population density data is from kontur, at a 400m resolution. drawing was done with matplotlib. the code was partially vibecoded. you can see the code here. i'm currently working on a version that includes the subway! my other maps can be seen here: anita.garden/maps submitted by /u/minecraftian48 [link] [comments]
7:33p	Trans-Sahara: Trade, travel and water sources. A detailed map on how caravans crossed the Saharan desert, complete with water sources and travel times. During my 10 years of making trade routes maps, I have depicted the Trans-Saharan trade two times. But I always had a nagging realization that i never did it any justice. Now, finally I took the time to focus on just this region of the world. Mapping the Trans-Sahara is probably on every trade mappers bucket-list, but I think this iteration brought additional detail and understanding to this genre. I'm still struggling to make my maps readable on reddit... If you want to look through the full resolution, visit my website at: https://theageoftrade.com/trans-saharan-trade-routes-water-sources/ submitted by /u/martinjanmansson [link] [comments]
8:02p	Japan's ???????? population trend ???? Japan's most dicoursed topic, its declining population growth. Except for Tokyo, and Saitama (which balances on the fence) every other prefecture suffers from a negative population change rate. Tokyo's positive value is due to is economic attractiveness that brings in migrants from other parts of Japan and from abroad. The Data : eStat Japan | Rate of population change 2024 Map made in : quikplots.com 2024 is the latest data available. 1) Filter : Basic data 2) Theme : Population and Households 3) Item Candidate : A192003 Rate of population change [permill] According to eStat Glossary the rate is calculated by dividing the number of population growths by the population at that period. Permill : Per 1000 Top 5 negative rates : Akita : -18.7 Aomori : -16.6 Iwate : -15.7 Kochi : -15.6 Yamagata : -14.9 Japan's projected population for 2035 : 1) Filter : Basic data 2) Theme : Population and Households 3) Item Candidate : A191004 Population projection (2035) (person) 4) All Japan submitted by /u/quikplots [link] [comments]
8:02p	Map of the main language families of the world submitted by /u/APrimitiveMartian [link] [comments]
8:36p	Genders of capital cities in Polish submitted by /u/RealModMaker [link] [comments]
8:36p	A map of Europe’s cycle paths submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
9:00p	Largest religion in Sri Lanka per district(Key in post text) Yellow:Buddhism Saffron:Hinduism Green:Islam Blue:Christianity submitted by /u/saotomeindiaunion7 [link] [comments]
9:30p	People below the poverty line in US states submitted by /u/Negative-Swan7993 [link] [comments]
9:30p	Percentage of U.S. adults who say they believe in God or a universal spirit with absolute certainty (2023/2024 survey) submitted by /u/nohup_me [link] [comments]
10:04p	Some of The More Unlikely Proposed European Unions submitted by /u/vladgrinch [link] [comments]
10:32p	Just here to say that I find incredibly cute the way every single city name is translated into Latvian in this Latvian atlas submitted by /u/Rigolol2021 [link] [comments]
11:00p	Land gained by Russia in Ukraine in one year sorry for the crap quality of the map submitted by /u/No-Significance-1023 [link] [comments]
11:30p	Map of Atlantis and its 10 kingdoms according to Plato's descriptions submitted by /u/Danthegreat_23 [link] [comments]

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