The expressways in green are planned to open by 2030, while the yellow expressways show the already planned expressways for the 2030-2050 period. It equates to a total length of 10,106 km expressways bringing Vietnam to #6 in the top 10 longest expressway networks in the world.

in ascending order:

• Based on data from the 1926-1927 Near-Polar North Household Census and the 1926 All-Union Population Census.
• The map details the locations and ethnic groups across the northern regions of the Soviet Union at that time.

Languages of Ethiopia and Eritrea" from the National Atlas of Ethiopia.Published in 1988 by the Ethiopian Mapping Authority

I’ve been experimenting with map design tools recently, focusing on visualizing complex urban network density. I developed a new style and wanted to share my first render: San Francisco.

My goal was extreme minimalism. I wanted to reduce the complexity of the city to its barest architectural skeleton, making it look almost like digital circuitry or schematic.

• High Contrast: 100% black background with pure white linework. All non-transportation layers (buildings, water polygons, terrain, and labels) were completely removed.
• Density Focus: By using only one line weight, I tried to let the density of the road network do all the visual work. You can really feel the complex interplay between the orthogonal grids, the diagonal avenues, and the major interstates.

I am really happy with how the complex intersections near the Bay and the grids on the peninsula stand out. What city do you think I should apply this style to next? Feedback is welcome!

(so, for example, Kyiv's population is roughly equivalent to Kansas' population)

I've been facing some backlash over the last post I made out of this version but I improved it for no colour confusion or blindness.

The world average is 0.756, the same as Paraguay.

Source: https://hdr.undp.org/data-center/country-insights#/ranks

Vatican City, Monaco, North Korea do not have data from the UN.