18 maps that will never be shown at school geography lessons
At school geography lessons, they showed us various maps of the world, but for some reason they did not cause much interest and certainly did not become the subject of discussion during non-academic time. On them we could see the borders of states, population, natural resources of countries, get acquainted with the reliefs of the territories - rather boring information, to be honest. Whether it’s our today's cards! They are so curious and fascinating that, looking at them, you forget about time. True, they were not created for schoolchildren at all.
The most photographed places in the world
Happiness card
Map of the level of sexuality of women in different countries
Map of red-haired Europe
Map of medium-sized female breasts in different countries
Map of medium sized male penises in different countries
How much beer can be purchased for a minimum monthly salary in different countries of Europe
More people live inside this circle than outside.
The number of metal bands per 100,000 population
Google Search Line Autocomplete Results: Europe
Google Search Bar Autocomplete Results: USA
Google Search Line Autocomplete Results: Asia
Map of the level of emotionality of people in different countries of the world
Number of people in the EU aged 25 to 34 who still live with their parents
Countries where homosexuality is a crime
Where is the best and worst of all to be born
Division of the world into regions with a GDP of 1 trillion dollars
2% of Australia's population lives in this region
Watch the video: Maps that show us who we are not just where we are. Danny Dorling (September 2024).
Inle Lake in Myanmar (Burma) is very diverse: houses on the water, beautiful landscapes against the backdrop of mountains, ancient pagodas, artisans and authentic fishermen. In addition, the Inta people grow vegetables directly on the surface of the water: tomatoes, cucumbers, cabbage, peas, beans and greens. From far away, gardens can be identified by the "forest" of bamboo poles holding beds in place: Lake gardens are actually rafts made of roots and grass, on top of which a small fertile layer fertilized with bottom silt is poured. ...