Take A Look At These 21 Maps That Show The World Around Us From A Different Perspective

Maps are a great way to present information that may be interesting to only a few professionals, making it easy to understand and enjoyable for everyone. It is fascinating to see the world from this perspective. Maps don’t have to be solely about places or how to navigate from one location to another.

We are grateful to those individuals who took the time to create these maps. It likely required a significant amount of time and research, but the results are amazing. 

Explore these maps; you will undoubtedly learn something new, and it will be intriguing. I wish school were like this.  

1. Routes an eagle has traveled over a 20-year period.

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2. Countries mentioned in the Bible.

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3. Six different wolf packs tracked. The map shows how they avoid entering the territory of another pack.

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4. Alaskan perspective of the USA.

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5. Most popular names for girls.

6. Flamingo range.

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7. Long journey for a Hobbit.

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8. "I took my brother on a 3,350-mile motorcycle camping trip for his 40th birthday this year. For Christmas, I wood-burned a map of it for him."

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9. The longest train ride.

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10. Did you know giraffes have different patterns?

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11. This shows how map accuracy has progressed over time.

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12. Each slice represents 10% of the population.

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13. Places Johnny Cash claims to have visited in “I’ve Been Everywhere.”

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14. Populations of the Dakotas and Manhattan compared.

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15. 50% of Canadians live below the red line.

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16. How much snowfall is usually necessary to cancel schools?

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17. 3D visualization of the Australian bushfires. All affected areas are marked on the map, although some fires have been extinguished.

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18. Roads by numbers.

19. Territorial claims of Virginia over the years.

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20. The continental South America begins east of Michigan.

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21. How big is Japan really?

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