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? Pthagnar Benedictine Ovulation
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Some maps are useful.

This one lets you map post-industrial parts of Britain to post-industrial parts of America:

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I dare you to find a more useful one!

(I live in Britain's equivalent to Richmond, Indiana. Where do *you* live?)

? Rhetorica Your Writing System Sucks
posts: 1292
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Personally, I'm about a hundred kilometres east of Hull, in the water. Yay! Any chance of colouration for the industries in the UK?
? Radius C / 2π
posts: 113
, Hydrogen message
a number of hundreds of miles north of the Shetland Islands, out in the North Atlantic somewhere.
? Matrix Chronicler of the Myriad
posts: 216
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Somewhere in the Norwegian Sea, east of Jan Mayen, based on a vague look at a map of Europe.
? Pthagnar Benedictine Ovulation
posts: 209
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you're not posting useful maps

here is another useful one. with it, you can predict how hairy a foreigner (male, but probably also with some use for women) is likely to be:

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? Hurq posts: 47
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Japan is surprisingly diverse.
? Rhetorica Your Writing System Sucks
posts: 1292
, Kelatetía message
I am now reminded of a map that was posted elsewhere a few months ago:
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A large heap of ship logs from the 19th century. You can read about it here.
? Nessari ?????? ?????? ????????
posts: 932
, Illúbequía message
I wonder what a flight plan version of that would look like.

Ooo, multiple datasets!
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? Pthagnar Benedictine Ovulation
posts: 209
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so. japan and arabia opened up.
? Nessari ?????? ?????? ????????
posts: 932
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Japan yes, but the increase by Arabia is vastly more due to the Suez Canal than the sultanates and emirates opening up to trade.
? Pthagnar Benedictine Ovulation
posts: 209
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also that dubai is a convenient rest point when crossing eurasia, i guess

panama, too
? Nessari ?????? ?????? ????????
posts: 932
, Illúbequía message
By air, yes. I was speaking only of sea traffic.

As for panama eh I look at the volume going through the Drake Passage and compare it to that going through Panama and don't see a whole lot of difference, so that's just a one for one exchange in my book.
? Nortaneous ? ?????
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I would not have expected Frankfurt to be the global center of air networks, but I guess that is why theirs is the only airport that is not absolutely fucking painful to navigate.
? Rhetorica Your Writing System Sucks
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Perhaps it's the other way around—it's become the centre by virtue of not being absolutely fucking painful to navigate?
? Nortaneous ? ?????
posts: 467
, Marquis message
explain, then, the phenomenon of people still transferring at heathrow

(the explanation is that they are masochists and cannot live without something to be loudly miserable about. this is the same reason people set out to live in horrible marshlands, and, given the pool i am drawing from here, those two phenomena must be related.)
? Nortaneous ? ?????
posts: 467
, Marquis message
here is a useful map of cultural learnings for make benefit glorious nation of elsewheristan:
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for context, some long beach wiggers' twitter fight over a crotch rocket ended up on worldstarhiphop
? Izambri Left of the middle
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Because yes:

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? Radius C / 2π
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, Hydrogen, United States
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I'm sorry, I thought this was a thread for maps that are useful?
? Izambri Left of the middle
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It is. If you know how to use it.
? Nortaneous ? ?????
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, Marquis, United States
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Earth principles of the geologic science

ps why is it britain and who put scotland on steroids
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