Forest Cover % in Australian States and Territories
Forest Cover % in Australian States and Territories
‘Imagine not having a state with 50+% forest cover.
This comment was made by a Tasmanian’
Forest Cover % in Australian States and Territories
‘Imagine not having a state with 50+% forest cover.
This comment was made by a Tasmanian’
Russian Forest Cover
‘Is this a Rorschach test? Kind of looks like a grasshopper’
Topography of Jamaica
‘Is that snow real?
Snow does not fall (and/or stay) in elevations below ~4,500 metres near or at the equator
In this map it’s just about barely half that at Jamaica’s highest point (2,256 m)’
Exaggerated Relief Map of China
‘Live in Shanghai, can confirm - absolutely pancake flat around here.
Also love that you can see the hills that you can see from the HSR between Beijing and Shanghai just south of Jinan on this map even though they’re pretty insignificant - they just happen to stand out enough from the total flatness everywhere else in the area’
Landform map of Eurasia (1945)
‘Never realised the Urals lined up with those snake like island in the Arctic’
Basic geological regions of Australia, by age
[918 × 845]
‘The Pilbara (and other areas) of aus are one of the geologically oldest in the world!’–dhole25
Geologic map of Nevada from 1978
‘Basin and range. Rinse and repeat’–RatLungworm
1980 Soil Map of Kenya
‘Beautiful colors and rendering. The Great Rift Valley region looks wonderful and now I understand why this country was named after Mount Kenya’–KingKohishi
1920 Geologic Map of Anatolia
‘Bahr-i Siyah and Bahr-i Sefid, names for Black Sea and Mediterranean in Ottoman Turkish, respectively’–Siriderya
1937 Geologic Map of the Soviet Union
‘A fascinating insight into just how diverse the Soviet Union truly was in regards to terrain. Do you think Krushchev looked at a map like this before launching the Virgin Lands scheme?‘–AllAboutRussia
1908 Agrological map of Brazil
[8493 x 8721]
1916 Geological Map of California – with 3D elevation by Scott Reinhard
“This is the kind of map porn I came here to find”–mozartboy
Land Forms (1943) - by the American Geographic Society
[[8589 × 4529]]
from the Atlas of World Maps for the Study of Geography in the Army Specialized Training Program
“I find it hard to believe that it has more waterway mileage than Alaska, even if an arid climate should keep the total mileage down in most other states that exceed Nebraska in size”–19T268505E4808024N
“the almighty volga dominates west of th Urals, the east is more impressive, and check out that arctic circle”–VarysIsAMermaid69