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This map is a great reminder of the odd fact that the Vikings were in the Mediterranean. Source: https://t.co/zH4bpWNVak
A little humorous shout out to all female #geologists from the amazing @gemmacorrell 😜
Gorgeous #vintage #map shows vegetation in #Australia. Source: https://t.co/WDl2UEosqQ …
Gorgeous #dataviz by @paukee shows #geography and age of oldest #trees. via https://t.co/5nOK7LhhTm HT @galka_max
I found this #map more interesting and captivating than I dare to admit. Where on the planet is each @Disney #movie based? Lots of fun to look through. Source: https://t.co/PST4TlFjED
'Population Lines' map is a fresh way of showing population density by latitude. Source: https://t.co/NCUc5dAhkz
The Netherlands might be only a small country but it certainly keeps growing! This map shows the land reclamation from 1300 until 2000. Source: https://t.co/MiuzvSLzmy
Now you see me, now you don't. The Kangerdlugssuaq Glacier in southeast Greenland in 1999 and in 2018. Source: https://t.co/WLKnmT8TzP
The Quinault River on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula has meandered extensively in the past, leaving behind dry, abandoned stream channels filled with river sediment that are revealed by LIDAR. Source: https://t.co/6J3WK1nODF
These images show species that are so endangered that all remaining members can fit into a single subway carriage. Source: https://t.co/vVK9W1icgF