Interesting maps of Hungary that give a new perspective — PART I
We know many faces of Hungary, Europe and the world. But let’s break away from the familiar. We will show you maps and images that can give you a new perspective on your view of the world. Check out our interesting and varied compilation.
Budapest instead of Seattle
Everyone has a basic knowledge of geography. However, the following map can put latitude into context. This map replaces the familiar European castles with cities in Europe and North Africa, and does so with the replaced city at the same latitude.
Thus, in Spain, Barcelona is replaced by Beijing, and in Italy, Palermo is replaced by San Francisco on the Sicilian peninsula. England’s capital, London, is replaced by Edmonton, while Yakutsk is replaced by Norway. In Hungary, no other city has been replaced. And the latitude of Seattle is almost the same as Budapest.
Most famous art work
There are no cities on this map. Here, you can see the countries of Europe. However, within the country borders you can see one of the iconic paintings of that country.
Within the borders of Italy, we are greeted by the Mona Lisa, in Germany by Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog, in Greece by Venus de Milo, and in Hungary by The Old Fisherman. It was painted by Tivadar Kosztka Csontváry around 1902.
Internet speed
Let’s look at a map of the world. The internet is important in everyone’s life these days. However, the same internet speed is not available everywhere. This map gives you information about this fact. The colours indicate which country has the fastest internet download speed.
At the top of the list are the USA and Canada, with internet speeds of 250-300 Mbps. While at the bottom of the list are the countries in Africa. Europe is in the middle. Hungary is ranked in the second best category, with internet download speeds of 200-249 Mbps.
First football match
Football is one of the world’s best known and most popular sports. The celebration of football is the World Cup, when national teams from different countries compete against each other. Many are aware of the power relations of the present, but what about the past?
This map shows the results of a country’s first national team match. Green indicates a win, yellow a draw and red a defeat. Hungary’s first match was a defeat. However, Brazil and Portugal started with a defeat, while France started with a draw. Did your country win its first match?
Source: Reddit
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