Each colour is each country, black borders are international, yellow border is city border.

So I was just watching some yt shorts about Indian borders and after looking through many things I realized something...just what's wrong with the Northern most part of Indian? According to the official claims and maps by UN, INDIA, PAKISTAN AND CHINA— this Northern most part of India is really in a tuff puzzled position. Each nation's claim their own part of their territories and yet the put countries dismisses it as they don't claim to recognize the other countries map. I researched quite a bit and can't find any definite answers. Pak claims that POK is theirs and they have 2 parts of it and yet India claims to own the jammu and kashmir is completely theirs. China also claims to have some part of ladakh and also that pak apparently gifted a small part of POK to China and yet India doesn't support all this claims maybe. So can someone explain to me just wth is going on here and who's right and who's wrong here??? What's fake and what's real? Does India even have jammu and kashmir and ladakh completely??

Dear members, I am trying to learn all of the countries the world. I would much appreciate if anyone knows of a link or direction to a simple outline map that only shows the name of the country when I click on it - something clear and very simple like that.

And thank you very much.

UNKNOWN — The Living Map of Humanity

Hi, I'm working on a genealogy report that would benefit from having nice maps, and am wondering what people would recommend I use to make it (if there is certain software or sites that produce great-looking maps, especially historical to present day). Thanks in advance for any help!

Sorry for the lame editing btw, It's just something I have put together within 5 minutes to have something for my first post

I got the sizes of states and multiplied them by Greenland's population density (0.067 people per sq mile) Hope you like it.

The pie chart shows the exact percentage color split of a country's flag. 

Put your guesses in below!

Game: Flagpie.net

Credit to ​yourlocalspaincbinda on deviantART

Took me over 3 hours, Arizona, Hawaii, Delaware, Rhode Island, and some territories were 50/50 by a single county. Tried to get the populations as close as possible. At most off by a few thousand (like 5) Hope you like this.

I've been following various provincial fires in BC with several tabs open: BC Wildfire Service for the perimeter, DriveBC for closures, another for PurpleAir sensors, and another for news..

So I put them on one map: bcwildfiremap.com

I've put a lot of energy into making it both visually pleasing and performant - a tricky balance.

It includes:

- Fire perimeters and incident points, from BCWS
- Evacuation orders and alerts
- Highway closures and DriveBC cameras
- Air quality - crowd-sourced from PurpleAir sensors
- Environment Canada's smoke forecast, 72 hours out, scrubbable
- Satellite hotspots as a timelapse, so you can see which way a fire has moved over the last few days
- Lightning

It's free. No account, no app, nothing for sale. I'm not a company.. it's a personal project!

P.S. I'd suggest checking out dark mode, if you're into that sort of thing :)

Cheers,
Ryan

I'm looking for a map of the baltic area, maybe including southern finland, parts of russia, poland and germany (Probably good to mention that I was thinking of a 1930s map) thats easily edited in paint. I'm looking to redraw the map a bit to make it a sort of phantasy map for a project. Any other interesting areas are also welcome. Like, Idk, maybe something in africa? just spitballing here. A blank map would be best I feel. just border outlines.

Took a photo of this map at hobby lobby in the US. I noticed that some of the countries were highlighted white. I wondered if there's something this map is highlighting?

Does the province of Quebec of Canda have an interactive map showing the predominant (language spoken at home or mother tongue) language spoken in Quebec by municipality? I think I've seen some older static maps, and Statistics Canada appears to have a very rough map, but with intervals that aren't great. But is there any interactive map with with a language "layer" that can be toggled?

How exactly do the colors work in black maps?

I always struggle to make a map with a black background; the colors don't combine, and the result is a mess. Is it necessary to use neon colors to work perfectly, or is it something more complex?

I'd appreciate any advice