New York City has long been known as “The City That Never Sleeps.” Like a true global metropolis, New York is in constant movement, and the streams of people brushing by on the sidewalks, packing into subways, and filling office and...
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This Sunday, the United States of America will stop, find the nearest TV, and watch as the Atlanta Falcons take on the New England Patriots at NRG Stadium in Houston for Super Bowl LI. Some will take pride in their...
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On January 20th, one of the most divisive presidential elections in U.S. History ended with President Donald J. Trump’s hand on a Bible. A key policy-based facet of the President’s rhetoric was his promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act, or ObamaCare....
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This Friday – January 21, 2017 – women will march through Washington, DC with the goal of demonstrating support for the rights, safety, health, and families of those whom feel attacked by the recent election, per their website. This includes,...
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Water is a very important resource in our world. This map shows the areas that have a great potential for water stress. It is becoming more important to have clean drinking water. Therefore,a map like this would be important for...
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Food geography is very important to our country. A significant amount of our country is comprised of  farmlands. Most states in our country produce grains as a cash crop. Which cash crop does your state produce? (click the map or...
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  2017 is a few days away.  Around this time, people usually made resolutions (e.g. exercise more, eat healthier, and travel the world) for goals that they would like to accomplish in the upcoming year. The map above shows some of...
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  The map shows the average temperature for December across the states spanning from the years 2001 to 2015. During that time period, there were years such as — 2006, 2011, 2014 — when the average winter were considered warmer...
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John Snow’s Cholera Map is shown above. In 1854, there was a cholera outbreak in Soho, London. John Snow overlaid the cholera cases on a map featuring the location of the area’s drinking wells. Snow’s map enable him to discover...
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The atlas above is known as “A New Map of The Whole World with Trade Winds“. The cartographer for this map is Hermann Moll (1654 ca -1732 ca). A major feature of this antique atlas is the fact that it includes...
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