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I love a good Venn diagram. Source: https://t.co/oBU4LF1SN1
"The Man of Commerce" by A.F. McKay from 1889 is probably still one of the most horribly forced metaphorical maps. It pains me to look at the thing. High-res version in the link: https://t.co/C2fQHa4lRR
Cool map by @SCMPgraphics shows how geopolitical and safety concerns shape the flight paths of airplanes. It isn't a straight line you're traveling in. Source: https://t.co/GHK5Mn706B
An automatic Roomba vacuum cleaner collects location data on its journeys through your living room. This genius wrote a script that turns these travel data into maps for the classic DOOM 3D shooter game. Doomba! Source: https://t.co/atsnJgn65K
Visually pleasing global life expectancy map by subnational divisions (2018 data). Source: https://t.co/IPciKgo9W9
Map shows the ranking of the Democracy Index across the Americas. Embarrassing results for the US. Source: https://t.co/3ur4htPJfL
Photo of a three-dimensional topographical map of Italy. I remember these from childhood holidays in Italy. They were quite common at highway gas stations if I remember correctly? Maybe just a single gas station and my memory is faulty?Source: https://t.co/wJqmrpOFJV
The global "Male Circumcision Map" teaches us that the US and the Middle East have at least one thing in common. Source: https://t.co/j03ezehfke
If you are from Denver this article on gorgeous hand-drawn maps of the city throughout the ages will delight you! Source: https://t.co/dAek2VyNhh
Here we see the Atlantic Ocean according to the 1492 Behaim globe. Source: https://t.co/nnui8T9v8T