Interesting maps

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Where would you start if you were looking for a treasure? Well, from what we learned in Jumanji, we probably need a map. In fact, maps, the precious representation of information, are key to so many secrets of the world, whether it’s the Earth, our history, politics, sociology, or anything, really.

Admit it, once Google Earth was rolled out, you absolutely took a disproportionate amount of time checking out all the localities and areas on it to see if you can find something nostalgic, cool, or flat-out bizarre. And then Google Street View appeared and it was a game changer. Needless to say, you like maps. We’re all nerds like that.

Here are maps of America's most expensive ZIP codes, popular burger chains, and much more...

For every Internet commenter who enters online arguments about the USA with facts they got from their butt, there's a map that presents hard data bare and allows the viewers to make their own interpretations.

A good map is worth a thousand words. A bad one, on the other hand, is just one, and usually a pretty ugly one.

Questions these maps answer: Which state had the least people on Ashley Madison? How do you say "bro" in Latin America? And where can 5-year-olds drink?

There’s something about maps that keeps capturing our imagination again and again. Maps not only tell the stories in the most subtle and informative ways, they put things into a unique perspective we may not have ever thought of before.

How to say John in European languages. by amazing__maps