What if Trump’s voting strongholds rose as mountains and Harris’s urban bases emerged as islands? These unconventional maps turn election results into physical geography, revealing dramatic shifts in American political terrain since 2020.
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Most of us think Europe stops at its continental shores. But did you know that you can find pieces of France in the Pacific and bits of Britain scattered across the globe? Here’s the fascinating story of Europe’s truly global reach.
Read MoreThe 2024 election redrew America’s political map, with Trump winning by building surprising coalitions across rural and urban divides. These maps tell the story of an election that defied conventional wisdom.
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This 1957 Times Atlas map centers on the Atlantic Ocean to highlight NATO countries, revealing Cold War alliances through unconventional projection and strategic coloring.
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Explore America’s drinking habits with maps showcasing the drunkest and driest counties, and where alcohol sales are entirely prohibited. Uncover the cultural, religious, and legal influences behind these trends.
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A remarkable visualization shows how Elon Musk’s $458 billion net worth exceeds the total household wealth of numerous countries, reshaping our view of global wealth.
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Learn why some countries don’t recognize January 1 as a public holiday, along with intriguing New Year’s traditions from around the world.
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From roaming vast territories across multiple continents to being confined to sub-Saharan Africa and a small region in India, lions have undergone a remarkable geographical transformation. This post explores the historical distribution of Panthera leo, examining how human activities, climate changes, and environmental shifts have dramatically reduced lion habitats over centuries, while highlighting ongoing conservation efforts to protect these iconic predators.
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Nearly 30% of the world’s landmass carries names inspired by Italian people or cities. From Venezuela’s ties to Venice to the Americas honoring Amerigo Vespucci, explore the fascinating stories behind these names.
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With just 61 square kilometers, San Marino’s “territorial expansion” might sound amusing, but its independence and prosperity are anything but small.
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