If you think this would make a cool poster, you can get a high-res, print-worthy PDF for $9! Versione italiana — Italian version It’s taken me almost a year to get around to doing this, …
Written by Tim Koay The Panmunjom Declaration is an exciting step towards peace on the Korean peninsula—a goal many have worked hard towards across many decades. We have forecasted four scenarios of…
Click the images to get PNG versions. National overview As of 2017, life expectancy at birth in Russia is 72.5 years. This is quite an improvement over the mid 1990s, when life expectancy had fallen i…
This is a general-purpose map of the United States, designed from the bottom up to be printable by everyone, and to look great on the humble 8.5 x 11 paper. When making maps, or just looking at data, …
I am not an expert on China or its government. I am just a casual observer with some knowledge of what happened in the USSR, and I saw some parallels that I wanted to explore, just as a thought experi…
This is a map I made for Catholic GIS, a great organization that I worked for a couple years back. My content was never published, so I’m sharing it now here. Earlier I saw Émile Cheysson’s g…
This guy explains it best: Vancouver never plays itself in movies. So who does Vancouver play? Mostly Seattle, apparently. But also Honduras, Las Vegas, Albany and Siberia, among other places. I took …
I got tired of seeing these horrible maps: So I decided to combine them all into one to make the Definitive Arbitrarily-Classified GDP Map. Here are the bounds: Benchmark GDP (USD) Source California 2…
If you think this would make a cool poster, you can get a high-res, print-worthy PDF for $9! Click to enlarge.[/caption] Here it is, by popular request. This was far more complicated than I had i…
If you think this would make a cool poster, you can get a high-res, print-worthy PDF for $9! It’s finally done. A subway-style diagram of the major Roman roads, based on the Empire of ca. …
Русская версия карты Even as Russia struggles to grow its population, Moscow’s incredible growth seems unstoppable. Excluding St. Petersburg, Russia’s next 15 largest ci…
Версия на русском. Colorblind-friendly version. I got a hold of human development data for each Russian federal subject, contained in a report (short version here) by Russia’s Nat…
Русские версии первой и второй карты. When I was looking for the Soviet Union’s largest cities, I couldn’t find any good list, let alone a map. Strange, I t…
Originally I had said that the closest point on the North American mainland to Hawaii was near Flumeville, California. However, I was wrong! As it turns out, the southernmost tip of the Alaska Peninsu…
I’ve been playing with python to try to learn how to make maps using Matplotlib. As it turns out, it’s not all that complicated. Using Reddit’s API I scraped the top 300 posts from t…
If you think this would make a cool poster, you can get a high-res, print-worthy PDF for $9! The US-Mexico border is the most frequently crossed, and one of the longest, in the world. The diffe…
Recently I had a random thought: why is it that some city articles on Wikipedia are called, for example, Nashville, Tennessee – while others are simply, Seattle or Dallas? Is Nashville simply not c…
The Map Porn subreddit has a requests page now, which is pretty awesome. User Mjager asked what the Arctic Circle would look like projected near the equator, to get a sense of scale. I decided to just…
Here is a version with labels. Previously I published a map that divided the world into around 18,000 squares, and highlighted which squares had a GDP of $100 billion or more. I decided to revisit thi…
If you think this would make a cool poster, you can get a high-res, print-worthy PDF for $9! Originally this was supposed to be the start of a line of posters, but it failed to gain traction, de…
Originally I didn’t think much of this project, though it was nice to see how the provinces looked. It turned out, however, that my map was the only one out there, in terms of mapping out the church…
This is my final project for the Intermediate GIS class that I just finished. I’m just gonna dump everything into this post. If you don’t wanna read the whole thing, here are all the maps:
Here’s a full-res version. This one’s pretty straightforward. Like the Washington State map, this was made at a friend’s request. This time I decided to make it a little more empirically sound b…
This map is the result of a humorous request by a friend from the suburbs of Seattle. As someone from the other Washington (DC), I knew little about the internal stereotypes of Washington State, so t…
The electoral division in Ukraine is very well-publicized, with countless maps all over Western media cropping up, showing the diagonal line that splits the country roughly north-south. As someone wit…
This map shows how voting divides in individual European countries cross national boundaries and have some interesting correlations. The map speaks for itself—each color on the map is the color of t…
There have been many proposals for states and territories to be added to Australia, many of which were brought up during the era of Australian imperialism. The late 1800s saw many Australian po…
This map shows European languages grouped by the etymology of their word for the platypus. This particular map shows several trends. The United Kingdom was the first European nation to discover the …
The map shows a 50-50 split of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the United States. The GDP of the cyan area is equal to the GDP of the orange area. This would equate to $8.10 trillion for each col…
The lightest green says “any snow” but also includes merely the prediction of snow. Also, this is snow accumulation over 24 hours/overnight. In much of the Midwest and Great Plains, school closi…
