#1
It Fits!
Population density is hard to understand without a point of reference.
This map makes it easier by representing populations of other places
using areas we're much more familiar with.

#2
The Highest Paid Public Employees
This is a map of the highest paid public employees by state. If you're
not already a football coach, you're making way less money than you
could be.

#3
McDonalds
The red represents the countries with McDonald's. McDonald's may have
gotten farther than the British. One things for sure, wherever you go, a
packet of golden fries is never very far away.

#4
The British Are Coming!
This is a map of every place in the world that the British have invaded,
in pink. Only 22 countries were left out. That's impressive considering
Great Britain itself is nearly too small to see on this map!

#5
Paid Maternal Leave
What countries give mothers time off to bond with their babies? Nearly
every country in the world. The United States is nearly the only
holdout, along with Suriname, Liberia and Papua New Guinea.

#6
A Rose By Any Other Name
Chinese is a language full of colorful dialects. This map of Europe
shows the literal translation of Chinese names for those countries. West
Classtooth sounds like a bizarre place to visit.

#7
Metric vs Standard
The red regions are countries that are not on the metric system.
Seriously, the metric system makes so much sense, why can't we just suck
it up and switch over?

#8
Pirates!
This map shows common pirate routes around the world so you know where
to steer clear on your next fantastic voyage. The pink areas are the
most dangerous; the West African coast and Indonesian waters are
pirate-central!

#9
Like Lightning
As it turns out, the likelihood that you'll get struck by lightning
depends a lot on where you live. The yellow areas see the most lightning
strikes per square kilometer, white sees the least. For some reason,
those bolts really seem to like central Africa.

#10
The Moon
Have you ever wondered how much space the United States would take up if
it were on the moon? No? Well, it's still pretty cool to see it on a
map.

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