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Nothing but the roads of Canada. Source: https://t.co/VJOUPloKlP
Breath. Here is Earth. All of 2020 summarized in one wonderful animation. This is based on 3 petabytes of satellite data. That's 3,000,000 GB or the storage capacity of 6,000 standard laptop hard drives (at 500 GB each). Source: https://t.co/bTzvgPbDiU
Hilarious map by @alfred_twu shows every Chinese city. It's a homage to the hilarious map of every European city by @ItchyFeetComic.
Stumbled across another Super Mario cartographer. Here is California in the Super Mario look. I like it! Source: https://t.co/mUDYMxQqeC
The two maps show the air force aircraft markings of the European nations in 1938 and today. Source: https://t.co/I0necH7lej
1741 linguistic map of Europe shows the Lord's Prayer in the local language. There is a lot going on here. Fun to read through for the linguistically-minded... Source: https://t.co/3rvNPlRJLj
Traditional hats. This map surely misses some important traditional maps. Overall the map seems to be correct though I think. Source: https://t.co/Qv5GcU5Q9i
Here is another all time favourite of mine. "View of Nature in Ascending Regions" by the marvelous Levi Walter Yaggy from 1893. The visuals puts important global references to altitude into the same frame. Super high-res version in the source: https://t.co/J2ZVexmjVu
This marvelous map from 1880 shows the "water hemisphere" and the "land hemisphere". Great geography trivia presented in the most beautiful way. Source features super high-res version in case you want this as a print: https://t.co/MJtnHlK0DH
Map shows every city in the world with over one million residents. Source: https://t.co/ltTpf6xLcH