The geographic subregions of the world according to the United Nations. Antarctica is omitted. @GeogramChannel

How Americans die abroad. @GeogramChannel

Antarctic territorial claims. @GeogramChannel

Europe's culinary horrors. @GeogramChannel

Countries with embassies in North Korea. @GeogramChannel

Half of Russia's 144mln population lives in the red part. @GeogramChannel

Antipode map of the world - where you would end up if you dug a straight tunnel through the center of the Earth. @GeogramChannel

Map of the dingo fence in Australia. At a length of 5,614 km (3,488 mi) it is the longest fence in the world. @GeogramChannel

Governmental positions on the Iraq War prior to the 2003 invasion of Iraq. @GeogramChannel

Two Worlds, published in Time Magazine, January 2, 1950. @GeogramChannel

What each European country is best at, based on national team world rankings. (Accurate as of May 7th, 2016) @GeogramChannel

% of marriages ending in divorces by country. @GeogramChannel

The first circumnavigation of the world led by Ferdinand Magellan, it took 3 years to complete and only 1 of the original 5 ships made it home. @GeogramChannel

Bears per 1000 square km in Finland, visualized as bears. @GeogramChannel

How Africa was divided between the European powers in 1884. Only Ethiopia and Liberia were free. @GeogramChannel

Coldest recorded temperature by country. @GeogramChannel

The size of Russia from east to west is similar to South America from north to south. @GeogramChannel

Colours of passports around the world. @GeogramChannel

If the world's 6.9 billion people lived in one city, how large would that city be if it were as dense as... @GeogramChannel

The earliest map to show all of North and South America in a true continental form, first published in 1540. @GeogramChannel

A German plan for the partition of the Soviet Union, May 1941. @GeogramChannel