Twitter user Alasder Ray ( @undertheraedar ) decided to visually visualize the Earth’s population density.
To do this, he used statistics and special programs to display the necessary information in the form of peaks. Having picked up a beautiful colour scheme, Ray was able to clearly demonstrate how our world is differently populated, and this is much more interesting than the boring cards with circles, which we are used to at school!
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36. The whole world.
35. The Arabian Peninsula.
34. Taiwan.
33. The Gulf of Thailand: Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Medan, Aceh, Bangkok, Phnom Penh, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi at the top right, if you look closely.
32. View of Canada: Montreal, Cornwall, Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton, North Bay, Sudbury and even Winnipeg in the distance.
31. India and Sri Lanka.
30. India and neighbors.
29. In this view: Cairo, Istanbul, Tbilisi, Baku, Tehran, Baghdad and many other interesting places.
28. Africa + neighbors.
27. View from the east over Madagascar.
26. View from the east over the Sahara.
25. A view from the north over South Africa through Cape Town.
24. View of Nigeria.
23. Africa: view from the south over the Mediterranean and Egypt.
22. Philippines.
21. In the center is Indonesia, but Malaysia, Brunei, East Timor, Singapore, the Philippines, parts of Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia and Vietnam, parts of Australia and Hainan are also visible.
20. Hawaii.
nineteen.
18. Alaska (and part of Canada).
17. China + Seoul in the upper right.
16. China + Hanoi, bottom left.
15. Japan.
fourteen.
13.
12. South America.
11. New York and the east coast.
10. North America, the Great Lakes region.
nine
8. Australia.
7. New Zealand.
6. 48 continental states of the USA.
5. East view over the Baltic Sea. Bottom left is St. Petersburg, in the middle is part of Finland, and in the distance are Britain and Ireland.
4. View of Europe from the south.
3. View from Iceland.
2.
1. Europe.
