America League Map
Map of the fictional America League. The League was created by Patrick Cummings (http://pcgdstudios.com/) and shows what American soccer could have looked like today, with a brief history, logo, and kit of each team in the three divisions.
Map created by Ian Faulds (http://ianfaulds.com)
Submitted by Ian Faulds. Thanks!
“A continuously updated map of US wildfire locations, perimeters, fire potential areas, global burn areas, and precipitation.”
Includes a layer for social media, which includes your flickr, youtube uploads, and tweets.
Transit system-style maps of rivers in North America from Somethingaboutmaps.
There are more maps of specific rivers on the website, too.
What are the continents? How many continents are there? Brought to you by the guy who explained the United Kingdom and a whole lot more.
*Eastasia is not one of them.
**Six. The answer is clearly six.
Submitted by coralconstellations. Thanks!
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It’s a map of reported Big Foot sightings in North America. The Sasquatch’s origin comes from the Pacific Northwest, which makes me wonder (even moreso) about Ohio… Wikipedia here.
Cartographic relief depiction showing the varying age of bedrock underlying North America. This image combines a geologic map and a shaded relief image. This combination reveals the geologic history of North America through the interrelation of rock type, topography and time. Regional surface processes as well as continent-scale tectonic events are exposed in the three dimensions of space and the fourth dimension, geologic time. From most recent to oldest, age is indicated by color: yellow, green, blue, red. (via: Wikipedia)



