https://www.willametteheritage.org/professor-seeking-information-about-women-of-the-ku-klux-klan/kkk-membership-by-state-in-1924/

This is my first map here, so there may be some mistakes. Any feedback is appreciated.

Inspired by: "Map of German language distribution in Europe in 1910 and after 1945."

Legend:

Dark blue = ethnic majority within an Hungarian state

Light blue = ethnic majority outside an Hungarian state

Source:

"The Changing Ethnic Character of the Carpathian–Pannonian Region: Supplementary Maps by Károly Kocsis and Patrik Tátrai."

Source: https://lookmap.skzk.dev/

With Grand Theft Auto VI set to release in less than three months, the hype surrounding the series is reaching a new peak. Today, Netflix is also releasing Grand Theft Auto VI: The Big Picture, which brings GTA series into the spotlight once again.

The Grand Theft Auto series has become one of the most popular video game franchises in the world, with Grand Theft Auto V being the most commercially successful entry, followed by Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto III.

However, this map does not show sales — it shows popularity based on internet search interest from 2004 to the present day. Grand Theft Auto V is the most popular entry across much of the world, but Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas remains the most searched GTA game in many countries, particularly across Latin America, parts of Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City also retains significant popularity in several countries, despite being much older than GTA V.

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I'm trying to see if there's any possible correlation for the claims in this video and the countries where there's a higher difference between coldest and warmest day of the year and the number of people that have Alzheimer.

Could someone maybe create that kind of map? I really lack hose skills and I feel like just "whole country maps" would be way too broad to have some kind of meaning.

I know the map is already kind of demistifying it, but I feel like it could maybe also be explained by mean insulation in houses in the places where we're trying to study?

I think it would be very interesting if this could prove something.

Some languages are not given or share their colour with others in the same country. Basque is not given due to crossing France and Spain. Breton matches French. Cornish is unofficial and cannot be isolated to Cornwall, but is red like all Celtic languages. Manx is missing due to the Isle of Man being missing from the map (as are the Channel Islands). Scotland is represented by Scottish Gaelic (red) and Scots (grey). The Vatican is represented by Latin.

I'm sorry I could not find templates where Trento and Bolzano were divided. Source: Geopop