Some maps

[George K]

[Copper]

Half the population is boring.

[taiwan_girl]

@george-k I like those population maps. I am a little bit surprised about India, as I know that Mumbai is a huge city, probably the biggest in India, and then Chennai in the south is also quite large.

[George K]

More people live in the green area than the blue area.

[George K]

Equal latitudes.

[jon-nyc]

@George-K Interesting

[bachophile]

[George K]

@bachophile I dunno.

"Floyd's Knobs" in Indiana?

My guess would have been "French Lick."

[Mik]

[Doctor Phibes]

Woonsocket? That's just round the corner from here. Then again, pretty much everywhere in Rhode Island is just round the corner from here.

I reckon both Pettaquamscutt and Misquamicut sound filthier.

[Mik]

[89th]

@Mik A friend just moved to a house in Bozeman, Montana which is next to a creek. I followed it and told her that technically she could put a boat in that creek and it could make its way all the way to a creek at a park near my house, just outside of Minneapolis.

[Ivorythumper]

This one’s for Aqua.

[Aqua Letifer]

@Ivorythumper said in Some maps:

This one’s for Aqua.

Solid.

[bachophile]

[Mik]

[Mik]

[89th]

Ha! Before I moved to Minnesota I ran a 5 year analysis of number of “pleasant” days, and my temps were more like 55-78 degrees but it mainly hinged around dew point as this map does too.

[taiwan_girl]

@bachophile said in Some maps:

Something similar in SE Asia, but specifically Indonesia. The term there is "jam kurat" or "rubber time". LOL

[Mik]