Map created by Alasdair Rae The map above shows which areas of the UK have more Millennials (defined here as those born between 1982-2000) living in them than Baby Boomers (those born between 1945-1964). Surprisingly, Millennials now outnumber Boomers by quite a large margin 16.2 million vs 14.6 million. Yet, because Millennials tend to cluster […]
Map created by reddit user PisseGuri82 The map above is a stunning piece of work that shows the when each of the world’s international borders were first defined.
The photos below by Bill E. Lytton are all amazing visualisations of hundreds of tourist photos of London’s Iconic attractions layered on top of each other. Sort of makes you want to move to London.
Map created by the US Census Bureau The map above shows the increase in the number of young adults (18-34) in the United States living at home with their parents in 2015 compared to 2005.
Map originally posted on reddit The map above shows the number of official languages each country has. As you can see the range is huge, from countries such as the US and Australia who have no official languages (although English is obviously the most widely spoken in both) to Bolivia with 37 (now actually 38). […]
English 
French 
German 
Italian 
Spanish 
Chinese 
Portuguese 
Japanese 
Polish 
Bulgarian 
Czech 
Danish 
Dutch 
Estonian 
Finnish 
Greek 
Hungarian 
Latvian 
Lithuanian 
Romanian 
Russian 
Slovak 
Slovenian 
Swedish 
Turkish 
Korean 
Indonesian 
Norwegian 
Ukrainian