I've featured this before, but it's worth another look.
🌎 Geography teachers here is a brilliant map https://t.co/VL1sbJ3Ytb by @WFP it shows food consumption, conflicts and natural hazards live that you can use in your classrooms.
— Charlie Jordan (@MINIJ0RDY) September 12, 2023
A range of data which is dramatically presented and makes a vivid impression.
Over the years, I've had a great many links suggested by Keir Clarke's Google Maps Mania (now Maps Mania).
Yesterday saw the centenary of the Great Kanto Earthquake which led to fires which devastated the wooden buildings of Tokyo at the time. The Nikkei newspaper created a map which can be read in English (or Japanese).
Japanese newspaper Nikkei has marked the 100th anniversary of the Great Kantō earthquake with a mapped reconstruction of the resulting fires which destroyed nearly half of Tokyo.https://t.co/S4LkiKLFXb pic.twitter.com/DsYmH2lqLo
— gmapsmania mapstodon.space/@mapsmania (@gmapsmania) September 2, 2023
