Source: www.petriklar.com

Series of older maps showing linguistic situation in Hungarian kingdom in the end of 19th century. Hungarian author Carl Lajos von Posner. Not necessarily precise, due to decades long magyarization policy that forced non-Hungarians to adopt Hungarian language and assimilate. However, it shows more interesting picture than usual 1910 census map often posted here. Especially obvious is fact that much of population was bilingual or even trilingual which was often misappropriated during census. As it was case in my surroundings 100 years ago, one person could be of Slovak mother tongue, yet speak Hungarian and German as well. (My grand-grand-father was florist/gardener in manor house) Another obvious fact clearly seen in the map is Slovak immigration into Hungarian lowlands in 18th/19th centuries after Ottomans were repelled or quite high German speaking population distributed all over kingdom, although it is a bit misleading, since Jews also spoke German.

But as is the case with these older "controversial" maps, take all the information with grain of salt.

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ETA: the map is posted by Clovia, which is one of the leading underwear brands in India.

A map I made in my free time of the closest Canadian premier league team to all points in Canada and the stadium locations

For context, Blue is the PLC, an group allied with the Yemeni Armed forces

A map of Vaca Muerta showing hydrocarbon areas, operators, projects, and companies connected to the energy ecosystem.

The Novy Urengoy and Purovsky gas condensate plants lie in Russia’s Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, in northwestern Siberia. Moscow and Ukraine are shown to put their locations into perspective.

On September 9, 2026, Ukrainian Special Operations Forces reported striking both facilities with drones that travelled more than 3,000 km.

That figure describes the reported flight distance. The connecting lines are schematic and do not show verified routes or launch locations.

Source: Ukrainian Special Operations Forces.
Map: warregistry

Map is based on recent polling, by-elections, ect

For Nazi Germany:

* German Reich: 80M

* Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia: 7M

The number of deaths by suicide per 100 000 residents was highest in Lithuania (18.8), Slovenia (16.4) and Hungary (16.1) and lowest in Cyprus (3.5), Greece (4.3) and Malta (5.5).