Maps help us to see where we are going, and they also have a tendency to enhance our perspective of what is around us.
The following maps may shed some light on issues and locations, and even help us obtain a broader view of certain obstacles.
This from brakeforit.com.
The red spots have a total population greater than the gray area.
Texas vs. Africa
Light pollution throughout the contiguous United States.
Air Traffic control zones look nothing like the country.
Metric System (Gray) vs. Imperial System (Red)
Abandoned railroads throughout the United States.
California vs. Europe
There are eight million miles of highway in the United States.
 The United States vs. Australia
States with the most job quitters.
The Mediterranean and Black Seas if they were on top of the United States.
The population of Middle America = Both Coasts.
The orange represents a population equivalent to that of the red portion in the middle of the map.
The United States if states were sized by population density.
The United States vs. China
Middle America has more farmland than trees.
America is home to eight percent of the world’s forests, having around 228 billion trees in the country. And those forests are more densely populated in the northwest as well as east of the Mississippi River.
Popular coffee chains across the United States.
The United States vs. India
The only countries with a population under 100 million.
The United States and Canada vs. Antarctica
The loud and quiet parts of the United States.
Population spikes in the United States.
The United States, Canada, and Mexico on one scale.
The most popular sport in each country.
Left-Side (blue) vs. Right-Side (red) driving.
Population density around the world.
The United States vs. Japan Â
7,000 rivers feed into the Mississippi River
The contiguous United States overlaid on top of the moon.
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