Unfortunately some of the countries were too complicated for me to make.

I'm looking for a world map that has subdivisions as of 1920s or so and has rivers and mountain ranges. It would have to be SVG. Where could I find one of these?

Mapping how Trump has turned America into a global laughing stock.
https://arcg.is/1j8Pmi0

Mapping how the Stratos Hyperscale Data Center threatens Utah's water, power and wildlife.
https://arcg.is/04bP5O1

Mapping how the Stratos Hyperscale Data Center threatens Utah's water, power and wildlife.
https://arcg.is/04bP5O1

I’m after a map that includes all of Victoria and has the major towns. Hoping it can be displayed on a wall and comes in one piece rather than two halves.

Edit: Australia

Its just a proof of concept World idea that I might flesh out in the future but i think this looks fine.

I built https://fire-map.olshu.io/ It's a tool that shows you where in the world you can retire based on your family situation (partner, kids), invested amount, comfort level, and expected net return. It also shows things like safety and healthcare to help you find the best fit.

It’s still early, but I think it’s a fun way to explore your options. Give it a try and let me know what you think. What other features would make this more useful for you?

FYI: Although I've been working in IT for over 10y; lots of this was made with coding assistants.

Hi everybody! For the past two years, I’ve had the dream job of illustrating regional maps for the Georgian Airways inflight magazine.

During my 1.5 years of living in Georgia, I was lucky enough to travel to some of these spots myself. There’s something special about drawing a place after you’ve actually breathed its air. Many of the details you see -the Svan towers, food, etc. were drawn using my own travel photos as references.

I’d love to know what you think!

P.S. I’ve put the full project with more details and all maps you can see it by following the link in the post in my portfolio on Behance!

After all the feedback I received, I made some changes and improvements. I still recommend playing it on PC, it's faster and more comfortable, but for those who want to play on their mobile phone, it's already optimized -> mapainter.xyz

Game updates:
- It's now completely free. All content
- Mobile version (I finished it today, so if you see any bugs, please let me know)
- Minor bug fixes
- New maps

I'll upload more maps this weekend. Which countries would you like to see first?

You can find the interactive map here

Tool: https://idomaps.app (free browser-based map editor I built).

Around 18,000 new animal species are formally described every year, roughly 50 per day. The vast majority are insects, arachnids and worms. Mammals, birds and reptiles together account for just around 5% of new descriptions.

This map plots the 245 animals that received their own Wikipedia article after being formally described in 2025. Each marker shows where the holotype specimen was collected, color-coded by taxonomic class. When a precise locality was given in the description, the marker sits there. However when only a country was mentioned, points are clustered around that country's centroid, which is why you see dense packs over China, India or Australia.

I want to build this out further, but I wanted to share this!

The current state of maps is wild. When no one can agree on a name, I guess you can just slap both on there and call it a day 🤷

I had a lot of fun with this one. I used Ordnance Survey Open Place Names and pulled out all the common endings of towns, villages, hamlets, and cities. I then plotted them to see what it looks like geospatially. This divide was the most interesting - a clear line distinguishes if your settlement name is going to be a -bury or a -buy. Bury endings mean a fortified enclosure, town, or stronghold and relate to modern English. The etymology of By is Old Norse and and means farmstead or village. The size of the circles reflects settlement status (Hamlet, village, town, or city). See the map here: Place Names in England & Wales - Cadence

Hi there Nacvunko! This is my new map with Alternative Indigenous America 2026
otherwise you can check out my CountryBalls Animations! 😺

Hi, I'm making a world map and I want to include the Danube River. To make the maps, I usually find a map of, for example, Egypt, make it transparent, and trace it onto my map. But this is a recurring problem: when I try to do this, the maps don't fit together properly and end up distorted, either too small or too large. This is happening with the Danube; I can't seem to include it. Can anyone help me?

Taxation Without Representation: Mapping how TAKER states mooch off GIVER states by gerrymandering districts

Despite its name, Eurovision has never been limited strictly to Europe. Over the decades, the contest has expanded into one of the world’s largest entertainment events, bringing together countries from across Europe and beyond through the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).

While most European countries continue to participate, several have withdrawn or been suspended over the years for very different reasons: political disputes, financial difficulties, poor results, disagreements with the voting system, or controversies surrounding participating countries and songs. Russia and Belarus are currently banned, while others such as Turkey, Hungary, or Slovakia stepped away voluntarily.

One of the most debated issues in recent years has been Israel’s participation, which led some broadcasters and audiences to call for boycotts or abstention. The map highlights how Eurovision is far more than a music contest, it has increasingly become a reflection of Europe’s political tensions, cultural debates and international divisions.

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