The Foreign Service Institute has sorted major languages around the world into 5 categories of difficulty according to their differences from English, and Reddit user Fummy has translated that data into a color-coded map to make it all simpler. Difficulty levels are based on time it takes to learn a language.
A redditor asked his wife to draw a map of her thoughts and she obliged. Here is what she came up with and you will definitely want to see this!
Sorin Poulsen is a landscape architect who was involved in creating this 4,000 square meter map on Lake Klejtrup. This Danish lake map is so unusual that it has become a popular travel destination.
You will probably be surprised to see where people are using the internet.
Americans attempt to label European countries on a map while Brits are tasked with identifying the United States.
For Halloween, this guy decided to turn the map of Disneyland into a diagonal costume that he could easily wear but that was also visible to everyone. See how he did it…
This map was created by Massimo Pietrobon and shows the countries of the world as they were thought to look in prehistoric times. This single, big continent was called Pangaea.
In these images, two photos of the same person (at different ages) have been merged into one; creating a map of their life.
The map of all the earthquakes with a magnitude of 4 or higher recorded since 1898.
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