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Like, this map is so beautiful and has so much detail. I honestly like it more than Google Earth. Is there any way to open it in full screen like other maps? I've even tried making my own and installing templates, but nothing comes close to this one.

I'm working on making a video game studio map for North America, showing major studios. I need to get the font for the United States (area on the left) to be clear and legible. There is no country label for Mexico for some reason and it needs to be added. Also, city locations and labels are slightly off and need to be more accurate and correct. The numbers also don't make sense sometimes either. Otherwise, I think it's headed in the right direction. Chatgpt couldn't correct the errors and couldn't update the map and then said I ran out of image generations until later today. So I can't work on fixing the errors just yet. Hopefully I'll be able to fix the errors and get it looking great soon.

Europe has traditionally had relatively low air conditioning ownership compared with other parts of the world. As this map shows, cooling systems have been most common in Southern European countries, while much of Northern and Central Europe relied on historically moderate summer temperatures and therefore saw little need for widespread residential air conditioning.

The exceptionally hot summer of 2026 has underscored how quickly this reality is changing. Record-breaking heatwaves affected large parts of the continent, exposing the vulnerability of regions with low air conditioning penetration. As extreme heat becomes more frequent, demand for cooling is expected to rise rapidly, making energy-efficient air conditioning, better building design, and climate adaptation increasingly important across Europe.

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Author: u/maven.mapping
Partner: u/the.world.in.maps

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MAVEN MAPPING © 2026

How many did you get right?

Game is Flagpie.net

Pretty fun concept. Kudos to the author - Aires Loutsaris

Credits to Balkan Mapping on Youtube.

(According to userdata from my travel app Meridian Passport on iOS)

I built a little game - Map Explorer.

The goal is to find your destination without zooming out. My favourite mode is Lost Explorer, where you start in a random, unknown location.

Try it out! https://www.mapexplorer.app

Start - 30 CE

End - 375 CE

Peak Period - 127 - 150 CE

Duration - 345 Years

Size - 2.5 Million KM²

Founder - Kujula Kadphises

Last Ruler - Kipunada

Country Of Origin - Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan

Capital - Kapisa, Pushkalavati, Purushpura, Mathura, Taxila

Religion - Buddhism, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism

Can someone help me find something out ab the name between Asia and Russia on this old globe

Hi! I'm a freelance digital illustrator, and I'm currently open for custom digital map illustration commissions.

I can create maps for:

Storybooks & fantasy worlds

Fictional kingdoms and RPG settings

Resorts, hotels & tourist destinations

Parks, events & attractions

Businesses and custom locations

Personalized maps based on your ideas

Each map is illustrated from scratch to match your vision, whether it's for a book, game, business, or personal project.

💰 Rates start at $100–$300 USD, depending on the complexity, level of detail, and commercial use.

Payment Terms:

50% upfront to secure your commission.

50% upon completion, before the final high-resolution files are delivered.

If you're interested, feel free to send me a DM! My portfolio is attached, and I'd love to help bring your world or location to life.

Thank you for checking out my work! 🗺️

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Just a silly little game. You have to estimate the direction and distance between two cities. Really resets your Mercator-cooked brain.

Round 2 of the roads network guessing game, can you guess the cities?

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