Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #250 – 2017-08-02, 10:50:27 Quote from: Belfrager on 2017-07-29, 16:21:21Saudi Arabia: 3.49They bought all the Dutch ones.Quote from: jax on 2017-08-02, 10:14:54In particular the attack helicopter is supposed to supersede the tankMeh, maybe attack helicopter drones.
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #259 – 2017-11-09, 11:38:56 Morocco is as European as they go. Practically Portugal. The US GDP (nominal) is 18.6 terabuck, while the EU is 17.1 terabuck. A little padding is necessary.https://youtu.be/BkL9l7qovsE
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #260 – 2017-11-09, 12:17:49 I don't dispute that most of North Africa is probably closer to something in between "Europe" and "the Middle East" than what is popularly understood by "Africa", although all of Africa is united in being formerly subjugated by European colonial powers. But when it says European countries, putting Morocco smack dead in the middle kind of jumps out at me. 1 Likes
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #261 – 2017-11-09, 21:16:59 Quote from: Frenzie on 2017-11-09, 12:17:49all of Africa is united in being formerly subjugated by European colonial powers. In the past as in present times. However, the methods got a more 'human face'...And not only European powers which gradually are loosing their power there.
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #262 – 2017-11-09, 23:18:03 Quote from: Frenzie on 2017-11-09, 12:17:49although all of Africa is united in being formerly subjugated by European colonial powers.The only thing Africa is united is in robbing the populations for feeding the corrupt criminal governments supported by all the northerner european barbarians.
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #264 – 2017-12-13, 17:28:31 Quote from: jax on 2014-05-08, 14:44:44The world divided into areas of 100 million peopleThe world divided in areas of 1 trillion dollar GDPOld map URLs broken, so repost with fresher URLs. 100 megapeople1 terabuckQuote from: jax on 2014-05-08, 15:42:08Or even simpler, each region one billion people. Currently the Americas, Europe, and Africa have one billion each, while Asia has four. Later Asia and Africa are expected to get one more billion each. 1 Likes
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #265 – 2017-12-16, 16:00:53 I don't understand this map. there's more people and there's less people, as obviously.The less will tend to get richer, the more to be poorless. Nothing new under the sun.
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #266 – 2018-01-02, 07:35:22 How life expectancy in U.S. counties compares to other countriesQuoteIn 2014, the United States ranked 41st in the world in life expectancy, with an average American expected to live to age 78. But, like most averages, that doesn't paint the whole picture. Life expectancy is more like Norway's in some parts of the country and more like Kazakhstan's in others.That's why it's more useful to look at it county by county. Here's how life expectancy in U.S. counties compare to averages around the world.
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #267 – 2018-01-02, 09:15:29 Quote from: jax on 2018-01-02, 07:35:22Life expectancy is more like Norway's in some parts of the country and more like Kazakhstan's in others.That's why it's more useful to look at it county by county. Here's how life expectancy in U.S. counties compare to averages around the world.That made me curious how it would be per municipality in other countries. StatBel doesn't seem to offer nice maps, but De Standaard made one with the info. The difference between Flanders and Wallonia is quite striking when presented like that. If I were the earlier article, I'd say Flanders is like the Netherlands/Norway, and Wallonia is like, um, Estonia? For the Netherlands we have this (region) and this (municipality).(All maps are interactive; I suppose I could screenshot them for picture embedding.)
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #268 – 2018-01-02, 10:40:14 Even city boroughs can have large differences. From Still large differences of life expectancy within Oslo (Norwegian) we can see graphs like this (changes for men in Oslo boroughs 2000-2011). Incidentally Sagene was the borough I used to live in, maybe good that I moved out… On the other hand a 4 year increase of life expectancy in 8 years is not bad.
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #270 – 2018-01-29, 06:40:10 Largest immigrant groups in North America south of the Wall. Europe north of the moat 2 Likes
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #271 – 2018-01-31, 07:46:57 Amerasians, don't miss the sky event https://www.space.com/39458-super-blue-blood-moon-eclipse-best-viewing.html Well, looks like it's mostly for Asians.
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #273 – 2018-02-07, 23:55:05 This is fantastic, faith circumspected to border lines. Geography over spirituality.It's protestant "faith", so it doesn't surprises me.
Re: Maps-Maps-Maps! ? Reply #274 – 2018-02-08, 08:20:07 Quote from: Belfrager on 2018-02-07, 23:55:05It's protestant "faith", so it doesn't surprises me.Actually Catholicism has been on the rise in USA for a while and it's currently the biggest denomination. More maps of religious USA https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2015/02/26/the-religious-states-of-america-in-22-maps/
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