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Maps show Berlin in 1440 and 600 years later in 2021. It's great fun to see what's still around and easily visible like the Gertraudenbrücke or the Nikolaikirche.
Old map: https://t.co/OWaeDyx4K5
GoogleMaps view of today: https://t.co/dDHLw4ntrN
Historical clan map of Medieval Scotland. Are you even a real family if you don't have a family crest? Source: https://t.co/rfRzuPdfYK
Map shows the global distribution of snakes 🐍 this includes sea snakes too. No snakes in Ireland and NZ. Source: https://t.co/R6jbNpZoKX
This map is more interesting than I first thought. It’s a minimalist take on the US and shows a simplified average colour pattern across the nation based on satellite images. Source: https://t.co/QMgyqw9tEh
The year 2019 in satellite images (cloud cover removed). A stunning perspective of our lovely planet. Source: https://t.co/a8Fk7IXrpB
Yawn. This almost put me to sleep. Map shows nothing but the world's one billion sheep. #badgeographyjoke Source: https://t.co/PA2YZW6wYv
Lovely map shows the agricultural production of Spain. I always liked those touristy picturesque maps... Source: https://t.co/vQx3C93jfN
If you only knew Canada's Plant Hardiness Zones you’d probably still guess where most Canadians live. Source: https://t.co/dBLNdPYS9o
Wonderful map by Miguel Valenzuela shows the Mediterranean seafloor. Source: https://t.co/QYBWWvN7ak (If you are looking for a gift you can buy his prints on @Etsy - the Swiss one is great for example: https://t.co/gMPEH5qhLd)
Map shows the macropus species density across Australia. Macropus is essentially a fancy word for kangaroo.
Map source: https://t.co/Yi47qYJC71
Wikipedia on macropus: https://t.co/x2dSHlZ00f