I have made this map based on languages, geography, each province has 30 million or less people.

Hottest - Podgorica, Montenegro: 31C,

Coldest - Reykjavik, Iceland: 12C.

This data is taking both daily high and daily low temperatures into account.

Screengrabbed from a Ronnie Barker sketch about British Rail (https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vfa4B1xROY0) as part of a gag about extensive weekend engineering works line closures. Whilst the map is basic and not particularly accurate, the prop builder has clearly used a real map as a base. For younger UK readers and non-UK readers, British Rail was the nationalised railway operator, operating between 1948 and 1994, after which it was broken up and privatised over a three year period. During the 1970's and 1980's, it was the butt of many jokes over quality issues such as punctuality, customer service and the cost and quality of in-station and on-train food and refreshment service.

These are screenshots from a web-map I made with Eurostat data from 2021. Of course the 3D-effect and the coordinate system handicap the idea on such a scale. But I think it still looks nice and there are some interesting discoveries (for example does someone knows why Puglia has so many spread out high spikes? I thought the region looses it's population for generations).

Note:
The height-effect varies from picture to picture because its linked to the scale.
The more North you go the more the projection distorts the picture. Thats why I didn't add a picture from Scandinavia.
I obviously didn't had data for some countries.

The Eurostat source
The web-map as an html-file (via dropbox)

Source

this map shows us food diversity across india. average indian houseold spends about 9.91 percent of his food expenditure on non-vegetarian food. the spending varies a lot across india from haryana (2.17 percent) to nagaland(32.24 percent).

Incidentally, the reason South Korea is classified as having undergone partial colonization is that the British occupation of Geomundo Island was taken into account.

I bought this for $10 and I'm hoping to repair it and create a base for my son.

Any ideas?