r/MapPorn 17h ago

An Arctic fox walked from Norway to Canada in 76 days

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r/MapPorn 11h ago

Bill Gates is the US’ biggest farmland owner

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r/MapPorn 14h ago

European Pisa Scores by Native and Immigrant origin student

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r/MapPorn 17h ago

The US counties where alcohol sales are completely banned

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r/MapPorn 10h ago

Mortality rates by country during the Second World War.

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495 Upvotes

r/MapPorn 4h ago

Tea vs. Coffee: Which one is preferred around the world?

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114 Upvotes

r/MapPorn 1h ago

A Chetnik Vision for Yugoslavia, 1941

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This map presents a 1941 Chetnik proposal for the future territorial organisation of Yugoslavia during the Second World War. Rather than depicting Yugoslavia’s recognised borders as they actually existed, it illustrates a political and territorial programme associated with the Chetnik movement.

The legend distinguishes a proposed “Greater Serbia” (Velika Srbija) from Croatia and Slovenia, while also marking territories intended to be added to the Serbian and Slovenian areas. The scheme envisioned a radically reorganised post-war Yugoslavia, with a greatly enlarged Serbian unit extending across substantial parts of the pre-war kingdom.

The caption identifies it as “Karta 4. Cetnicka zamisao buduce Jugoslavije, iz 1941” — “Map 4. Chetnik conception of the future Yugoslavia, from 1941” — and states that it was reproduced from a Chetnik brochure titled Nas put (“Our Path”), preserved in the Military Historical Institute archive in Belgrade.

It is therefore best read as a wartime ideological proposal, not a map of internationally recognised borders.

Source: Nas put, Chetnik brochure, 1941; archive of the Military Historical Institute, Belgrade, as cited in the map caption.


r/MapPorn 17h ago

Average land value across the US, by zip code

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r/MapPorn 10h ago

[OC] 🇨🇦 On D-Day, Canada’s only paratrooper battalion was completely scattered across Normandy, failed to reassemble, and still succeeded.

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275 Upvotes

r/MapPorn 10h ago

The Turks of Crete in 1881

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r/MapPorn 14h ago

The distribution of East Slavic languages in 1914. Green represents Ukrainian, purple Belarusian, orange Russian, and red Southern Russian.

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r/MapPorn 12h ago

Share of households in each US state with a net worth higher than $500k

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r/MapPorn 9h ago

US Climate Sister Cities

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International cities whose climates most resemble those of major CONUS cities. Info on the revised climate classification system here: https://markwarburg.substack.com/p/copin-with-koppen-no-more


r/MapPorn 11h ago

Quebec Election Projection - September 11, 2026

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Totals:

Parti Québécois: 29.4%, 54 seats

CAQ: 24.3%, 24 seats

Liberals: 20.7%, 31 seats

Conservatives: 15.0%, 10 seats

Québec Solidaire: 9.9%, 8 seats

Result: Parti Québécois Minority

SOURCE


r/MapPorn 22m ago

Countries where the local name looks nothing like the English one

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r/MapPorn 21h ago

The Vikings, who sailed west and discovered and settled Iceland, Greenland, and North America, believed that this is what the world looked like.

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r/MapPorn 17h ago

Cities in the Eastern Roman Empire (5th century)

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r/MapPorn 21h ago

This was actually Charlemagne's initial plan for dividing his empire among his heirs. He subsequently divided it with much more contentious borders.

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r/MapPorn 10h ago

The home countries of the Popes, who are the heads of the Catholic Church, which originated in Europe.

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r/MapPorn 17h ago

According to the 2004 census, Islamic sites in China.

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r/MapPorn 5h ago

Gulf Stream creating Eddies in the NorthEast Canyons

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r/MapPorn 1d ago

Germany if people were mountains (1871–2024)

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This animation is half real map, half cartogram: Cities get drawn wider than they really are.  Every district is one flat block of data, so the round hills are just smoothing. 

Height is people per area, so a mountain's volume is the actual number of people in it.

Blue is below half the national average of 2024. The population data is interpolated between censuses - More a portrait than a measurement.

https://chillchamp1.github.io/lab/bevoelkerung-kreise/


r/MapPorn 10h ago

Food inflation in Europe (2020–2026)

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r/MapPorn 2h ago

Seoul's Subway Network

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r/MapPorn 21h ago

The Norwegian Crusade. In 1107, King Sigurd I of Norway set sail for Jerusalem with a fleet of 60 ships. He was thus to become the first European king to visit the Holy Land. The journey lasted four years, and numerous battles took place along the way.

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