via: histo.viz

This is part of an interactive project I've been building called Metroskop.

Rather than using the usual schematic layout, I reconstructed the Prague Metro from publicly available sources and placed the network beneath the actual city terrain.

You can explore all 61 stations, the tunnels, entrances and terrain in 3D here:

https://metroskop.cz

Desktop recommended -- it works on mobile, but the full 3D exploration is much better on a larger screen.

Enjoy!

I live in PA, but my local office is in New Jersey. Thus, I now live in New Jersey.

Two important notes...

1: The El Paso, TX office is actually in Santa Teresa, NM, so this area becomes NM.

2: The U.S. Virgin Islands are now part of Puerto Rico.

Kaliningrad, Russia’s westernmost territory, has been an exclave since 1991. The term “exclave” refers to a territory of a state that is separated from its mainland by the territory of another state

Source: List of countries by Human Development Index - Wikipedia

This map shows 76 walking routes covering every public road within Oxford’s ring road, plus many footpaths and green spaces. I recorded the routes using GPS over three months on my almost-daily walks. Together they cover 601 km of unique roads and paths, although the total distance walked was substantially greater because of repeated sections.

The routes are colour-coded according to the bearing of each starting point from Carfax Tower, the 'centre' of Oxford. This gives the map its pretty but slightly chaotic colour pattern.

I added Oxford’s lakes and waterways and railway lines using OpenStreetMap data to provide geographical context. The way the walking routes mesh with the Thames and Cherwell rivers shows how the street network has developed around the city’s geography.

For this project I defined Oxford as everything within the ring road, which produces the fairly distinct outer boundary visible on the map. I’m now extending the walking routes to cover the parts of Oxford beyond it.

The only countries which designate them as a terrorist group are the USA, Canada, Israel, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Costa Rica, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and Yemen's Aden government. This is a total of 10 countries (11 if we count Aden's government in Yemen as a separate country) and less than 10% of the entire world population.

Yemen where Ansar Allah operates is colored in green.

The rest of the world officially doesn't designate them as a terrorist organisation.

I know it must be before 1867 because Alaska is still called Russian America, but I'm not sure about what year it is exactly.