The Map Scroll
A Blog About Maps and the World
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Anomie in the UK
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(h/t to the Sex Pistols for the title, natch) According to the BBC's Mark Easton , these twinned maps provide "a measure of people...
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Monday, January 12, 2009
Radio Aporee
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Wow, this site is amazing. "Radio Aporee" has Google Earth-type satellite imagery of the whole world and, like Google Earth, allo...
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Nuclear Armageddon and You
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Well, here's a useful tool! It's a Google Maps Mashup that lets you see the damage radius of nuclear strikes on given locations. It...
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The Incredible Shrinking Nation
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Palestine, from 1917-present. If I were Palestinian? This would irk me. (Here's the link to see large (actually readable) versions of t...
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Abrahamic vs. Dharmic Religions
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This is interesting. I don't usually think of world religions in these sorts of binomial terms. (Purple indicates areas where the Abrah...
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Friday, January 9, 2009
Happiness
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Speaking of national happiness... This map shows levels of "subjective well-being" around the world - i.e., how happy people say t...
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Bhutan: World's Most Economically Sophisticated Nation
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Bhutan - a cuddly little egg of a Buddhist kingdom tucked obscurely into the Himalayan Mountains - makes for a rather exciting topographical...
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The Polar Ice Caps
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Here's a link to what the polar ice caps look like today. Tick tock.
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Thursday, January 8, 2009
Speaking of Human Civilization as a Metastasizing Cancer...
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Here's a fun look at the spread of Wal-Mart since its humble inception. I mean, they didn't have to choose the color of gangrene......
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The Human Footprint
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We wears some big shoes ! If, all Matrix-style, you see humanity as a corrosive parasite, a life-destroying succubus on Mama Gaia, then thi...
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Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Open Letter
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Dear Internets, You know what you need? A blog that updates with one new bitchin map every goddamn day. Oh, there are some nice map blogs ou...
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