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Gorgeous vintage map from 1906 shows Antarctica and the Southern Ocean. Source: https://t.co/lVWJB3GZ4w
Let the data speak. What are the riskiest activities to engage in during the #COVID19 pandemic? Sadly my beloved gym is pretty risky. Maybe gyms with compulsory masks are safer? More charts in the COVID-19 infographic datapack by @infobeautiful: https://t.co/idWJ7n1A6E
Time warp walkability map of Seattle by @John_M_Nelson. Cool way of displaying data! Source: https://t.co/P6tc0VKd52
Map shows a selection of forbidden books in 2019. The source tells us why the books are banned... Source: https://t.co/7WENgN89ED
Map of the world showing countries where Xbox Live is available. Does China have an alternative system for online multiplayer games? Source: https://t.co/PIXND9kMNd
Animated map shows wind contours using GFS model data. Looks really nice! Source: https://t.co/DF8Ex6OmWy
Map of the Principal Aquifers of the US. An aquifer is a geologic formation, a group of formations, or a part of a formation that contains sufficient saturated permeable material to yield significant quantities of water to wells and springs. Source: https://t.co/vafgbHr6ua
This map shows the most successful music artist from each European country. Not sure about the underlying data but it's fun to see how many artists you can recognize. Source: https://t.co/R2fGAL2veA
Awesome dataviz shows all 23 languages with over 50m native speakers and the countries where these languages are spoken. I think it's funny that Austria is missing in the German section. Great piece of work though! Source: https://t.co/vbU18sYOQo
The document describing the biodiversity initiatives of my old council (Moreland in Melbourne, Australia) features a gorgeous hand-drawn map. Always happy when I see works like this being commissioned. Source: https://t.co/MVXb95KbVq