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Wonderful etymological #map of #Germany. Shows the original meaning of all major towns and regions. Lovely piece of work. Sadly only of interest for German speakers. Tag your German friends if you can't read the map :) Source: https://t.co/0bN9kqKU1s
Beautiful bird migration #map from @NatGeo. Might be a bit hard to view on the phone. May I suggest to save it for later to view on your computer. Source: https://t.co/l9nhLhBKpw
This #map is a more tangible twist on the usual income maps. It shows the share of population that cannot afford to adequately heat their home in winter. Source: https://t.co/0d920DLzLg
Amazing #map shows you where your favourite #British #TV is set. #FaultyTowers is set in Torquay for example. My only criticism is that I couldn't spot #MrBean. Source: https://t.co/6dr9k4Uv9w
#Map splits the world into equally sized squares. Squares with a GDP of $100 billion or more are coloured orange. Clearly shows the #geography of economic power. More here: https://t.co/mJ1QSTLiMT
#Map shows NEET rate. 17 million young people in #Europe are “neither in employment nor in education & training”. Situation very bad in #Italy and #Greece. Created by @jodigraphics15 and found here: https://t.co/neEFx767eM
#Map shows European transnational megalopolises (chains of roughly adjacent metropolitan areas). In my reading I only regularly come across the blue banana. Source:
https://t.co/02AaNSsEqV
Indian households with toilets in 2014 compared with 2017. That’s what success looks like. Source:
https://t.co/lXYnWchV6j
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/p4rn2R2S7a
Wonderful #map by @galka_max shows that half the population of #Canada lives south (!) of the border between the two US states of #Washington and #Oregon. Great #geography #trivia! Source: https://t.co/mfcoeg7k58