Embark on a visual tour of the human body, where each and every part of the human anatomy is re-imagined as a subway stop.
These maps of North America and Europe use a deceivingly simple method to plot population density: replacing each town with a single dot.
Look at global population in a whole new light, when countries on the world map are drawn based on population numbers instead of their usual borders.
Our impact on the planet has been profound. Today's graphic visualizes this human footprint by looking at population density, roads, undersea cables, and more.
Nothing is more fundamental to life than water - so see the world's watersheds like never before with these colorful and absolutely stunning maps.
Each of the four colors is equal to 25% of the country's total population - and things get interesting when looking at Canada, Chile, or California.
See how the list of the world's five largest cities has changed between 3000 BC until today, and how it's expected to shift as we close...
A massive commuter dataset and algorithmic approach have created a unique, new map of America's megaregions.
Navigating the mean streets of 125 AD just got a lot easier with this subway-style map of the ancient Roman road network.
These satellite maps visualize where different energy sources, like fossil fuels, nuclear, or renewables, are used to generate electricity.
